A reframe is a way to see things differently. It is about allowing the possibility of a new perspective. Sometimes, some people can view something that is generally positive in a negative way. This tends to be disempowering. Instead, we want to view something generally unpleasant or negative in a positive way. This does not [...]
While many people choose to learn NLP due to its awesome persuasion skills, often people miss the point in being a certified NLP practitioner.
The idea behind NLP is the ability to get you to become a massive modeling machine. You learn, adapt and enhance your skill and knowledge further. Most people simply deem the [...]
Anchoring refers to the process of creating a link between stimulus and response. In NLP, creating a resource anchor is important to re-access useful emotional states.
Chunking is defined as the means by which you move to multiple levels of communication. Chunking up requires the focus on purpose and intention. Questions such as “for what purpose” help to create abstraction and upward chunking. Questions such as “what examples are there” help to create specificity and downward chunking.
Reframing is the process by which you shift a person’s perspective of a word or phrase through the use of redefining the content, or shifting the context of the situation, thereby changing the meaning of the original word or phrase.
The Visual Squash is a means to describe the process in Parts Integration. It requires an understanding of chunking in order create agreement between different parts of self, and hypnotic language patterns for processing purposes.
A TOTE is the smallest behavioral unit, as defined by Miller, Galanter and Pribram (1960) in their book, Plans and The Structure Of Behavior.
It is a way of identifying the sensory sequence of a modeled behavior. T (Trigger), O (Operation), T (Test) and E (Exit) are required in this feedback cycle (a test requires [...]
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To set an impossible goal-of-your-dreams is easy. Taking the next step should actually be easier. But most people let procrastination kill the step after that.
Instead of doing that, learn to build momentum. Momentum comes in being in the Flow, a concept pioneered by positive psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi (wow I managed to spell that [...]
One of the most impressive things in NLP is the ability to transfer knowledge through the use of nested loops. The process is simple – you need three stories that you nest between them (as depicted in the diagram) in order to transmit information throughout the presentation.
There are several elements. The first thing is [...]
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