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Originally Posted by kingkop182
Perhaps Jimmy didn't show enough professional courtesy, however, where is it set that you have to reference every idea or theory?
In the above examples, it's not like he has come out and said "hey I’ve just developed x,y and z. He's simply discussing concepts and what he's trying with his clients.
It seems like trainers can't discuss different methods without running the risk of getting called out for not providing an arms length bibliography.
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Theres nothing wrong with discussing concepts but when someone asks you for YOUR thoughts and you start giving them a detailed explanation of someone's work, how hard is it to say where it came from?
Clearly we can see that he has no trouble naming Alwyn, so why not name Lyle? Its not set that you have name every theory, but his choice of theories named reinforces the circle-jerk impression that these gurus give off.
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