Comments on: Learn NLP – To Give 100% Or To Hold Back? http://www.worldofnlp.com/learn-nlp-to-give-100-or-to-hold-back/ Just another WordPress site Mon, 10 Oct 2011 15:54:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Jon Rhodes http://www.worldofnlp.com/learn-nlp-to-give-100-or-to-hold-back/#comment-113 Jon Rhodes Thu, 28 Jan 2010 19:07:45 +0000 http://worldofnlp.com/?p=125#comment-113 What you can sometimes find that if someone is aiming to give 100% all the time, then their progress can suffer due to 'trying to hard'. That is the state of mind where the person is thinking too much consciously. SOmetimes you have to let go a little and allow our subconscious minds to get us 'into the flow'. Very useful article though - some good points raised. What you can sometimes find that if someone is aiming to give 100% all the time, then their progress can suffer due to 'trying to hard'. That is the state of mind where the person is thinking too much consciously. SOmetimes you have to let go a little and allow our subconscious minds to get us 'into the flow'. Very useful article though – some good points raised.

]]> By: Orxan Ibad http://www.worldofnlp.com/learn-nlp-to-give-100-or-to-hold-back/#comment-112 Orxan Ibad Mon, 08 Dec 2008 13:01:30 +0000 http://worldofnlp.com/?p=125#comment-112 Stuart, You have good NLP blog with great articles in it like this one. About 100%. In my opinion, we should not give our 100% for each of our goals and keep some of % for the future. There must be limitations for realizing of our goals. Thanks, Orxan Stuart,

You have good NLP blog with great articles in it like this one.

About 100%. In my opinion, we should not give our 100% for each of our goals and keep some of % for the future. There must be limitations for realizing of our goals.

Thanks,
Orxan

]]> By: stuart http://www.worldofnlp.com/learn-nlp-to-give-100-or-to-hold-back/#comment-111 stuart Sun, 07 Dec 2008 14:00:13 +0000 http://worldofnlp.com/?p=125#comment-111 Hey Steve, Thanks for visiting. NLP in its purest form will be as Bandler and Grinder started which is the modeling methodology. Modeling language, attitude, success, leadership, and so on. So I presume you'd know a little about that. NLP has different applications, which carry an arsenal of techniques. Hence, Bandler's definition that "NLP is an attitude and a methodology that leaves a trail of applications and techniques". Hey Steve,

Thanks for visiting.

NLP in its purest form will be as Bandler and Grinder started which is the modeling methodology. Modeling language, attitude, success, leadership, and so on.

So I presume you’d know a little about that.

NLP has different applications, which carry an arsenal of techniques. Hence, Bandler’s definition that “NLP is an attitude and a methodology that leaves a trail of applications and techniques”.

]]> By: Steve Bauer http://www.worldofnlp.com/learn-nlp-to-give-100-or-to-hold-back/#comment-110 Steve Bauer Sun, 07 Dec 2008 11:59:09 +0000 http://worldofnlp.com/?p=125#comment-110 Stuart, Great post. As you said in the beginning, it's not an NLP strategy per se. You're crossing into the gray area that Anthony Robbins chose to occupy. While not an NLP strategy, it's a crucial life strategy. BTW, where does NLP begin and where does it end? :) Rock on, Steve Stuart,

Great post. As you said in the beginning, it’s not an NLP strategy per se. You’re crossing into the gray area that Anthony Robbins chose to occupy.

While not an NLP strategy, it’s a crucial life strategy.

BTW, where does NLP begin and where does it end? :)

Rock on,

Steve

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