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An interview with CEO Chinatsu Yamazaki has been featured in the Japanese edition of the internationally renowned news weekly magazine Newsweek
We are pleased to announce that an interview with our CEO, Chinatsu Yamazaki, has been published in the Japanese edition of the international news weekly magazine Newsweek.
Originally founded in the United States in 1933, Newsweek is a historic international news magazine that is now published worldwide. It is known for its multi-faceted perspectives and high-quality reporting, and it enjoys a large readership globally.
In the Japanese edition of Newsweek, our CEO, Chinatsu Yamazaki, who has long been based overseas, shares her global perspective on the potential of NLP, her opinions on Japanese society, and her vision and outlook as she continues to embrace new challenges. Below is the summary of translated article. Please take a look.
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Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP), established in the United States in the 1970s, has gained recognition as the most powerful communication skill utilized by numerous leaders, business professionals and athletes of the world. Ms. Chinatsu Yamazaki, CEO of NLP Coaching Association Pte. Ltd., is a pioneering figure who introduced NLP to Japan. She is one of the few Japanese individuals who is certified as NLP Master Trainer by the American Board of NLP, known as the most challenging certification in the NLP industry, in the shortest possible time.
Ms. Yamazaki primarily offers NLP-based training and coaching for human resource development, having trained thousands of individuals to date. Having experienced the lowest point in her life, she credits learning NLP for transforming her life. She firmly believes that by deeply understanding NLP and learning how to improve one’s life, anyone can turn their life around. Driven by the desire to “increase the number of people who can live happily and authentically by affirming themselves,” she is dedicated to spreading the practice of NLP.
This year marks the 10th anniversary of her company, and Ms. Yamazaki plans to expand her content into multiple languages to promote NLP globally. She is also committed to social contribution through NLP, aiming to provide free coaching to underprivileged individuals and children in Japan. Drawing from her own experiences of elevating her life through challenges and embracing the limitless potential within us all, she is ready to embark on new endeavors to further disseminate NLP both in Japan and worldwide.
