Posts by: Stuart
There’s plenty of ads going on and offline telling people that the secret to success is about NLP. Unfortunately, this marketing angle prevents the public from really understanding what NLP means, what it can do, and how it can help people achieve results. It’s not about success alone, even though it’s often touted as the [...]
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I listened with slight unhappiness when a speaker recently addressed a group of over 200 entrepreneurs, sliming NLP by calling it a ‘sales tactic tantamount to trickery’.
Well, after analyzing what he had done, I was positive that he had used a number of NLP researched approaches to arrive at his marketing message.
So, for [...]
It appears that some people have a belief that submodality work is actually based on an objective score. It isn’t. In reality, to be able to measure your submodalities requires one to have the ability to manage that expectation. Your subjective measure is based on your perceptions. So, for example, you may have the opinion [...]
In being an NLP Practitioner, basic modeling questions are required. You may default to the standard Meta Model. However, the process is important to recognize as well.
Always break down the topic area into its various parts. A question like “what are important components of this skill” would be very helpful. Always target nominalizations. Nominalizations [...]
It’s a common question: what happens in doing Mapping Across when you found that your client has the desired state image and problem state image submodalities as identical?
According to Bandler, it is through the process of contrast that we learn. LaValle (during our training) mentions this: “The brain learns from what is different, and [...]
Most people don’t pay close enough attention to submodality distinctions. I feel it’s important to highlight this because every time a set of submodalities are elicited, we must be aware of these three elements:
State
Every image will carry a state. This state is influenced by the representational systems, the physiology you carry and the [...]
There are three distinct categories of submodality work that can be done. I think it is important that I first assert the issues surrounding submodality work that many trainers of practitioners seldom address.
Reasons why submodalities are not fully used
I’ve seen a lot of different ways in which submodalities are used, but why are [...]
Unlike an analog submodality, a digital submodality carries a mental description that is like a discrete (or non-continuous) variable. For example, the value of a range is specific to “1 to 7″, or an “on” or “off” switch.
In NLP, a digital submodality is one where we can control it like an on-off switch. For instance, [...]
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