Blog entries tagged identity structures

The Need for Approval | Ego | Your Self-Worth is a Settled Matter

Jason McClain — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 08:00:00 +0100

[Originally written in August 2008]

Many people have read this piece and encouraged me to post it publicly. So, by popular demand... It is an email I posted to a client near the end of their completion of the Personal Evolution Program, and in it I address a need for approval, ego development, the purpose and motivation for personal evolution...and the distinction between self-worth and value, and more... Your self-worth is a settled matter if you will accept it as such. Enjoy.

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Your Success Equation | Thoughts Action Will | Part 1 ::: Thoughts

Jason McClain — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 04:52:03 +0100

Thoughts + Action + Will = Your Dream/Vision Becoming a Reality

There is much discussion about what it takes to be successful—and what it takes to be an entrepreneur. What it takes to succeed at owning your own business. Or stated differently, what it takes to “manifest” your vision in the world.

And while many people try to emulate personalities, rather than systems—which is a sure-fire way to fail—and there are certainly tangible, unRead More...

NLP, Identity, Sexual Orientation, and Our Responsibility to Assist Clients in Self-Acceptance

Jason McClain — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 12:46:48 +0100

somebody i met was asking me if NLP processes can change an identity layer as deep as sexual orientation.

Great question. Several ideas about it:

There are some aspects of sexual orientation that may extend into identity structures, but I am uncertain about the presupposition that there is where it lays--in fact, after seing hundreds of clients, for some people it creates tremendous internal dissonance when they finally admit to their desires because it is directly in conflict Read More...