Joshua, I’ll def keep you posted and I share your passion for Tony Robbins - LOVED the firewalk!!! Please drop by again!
]]>As your story is great, i will link to it from my blog, if I may.
]]>Congrats on the NLP cert…I know a bit about it and am interested in learning more about it. I’ll e-mail you ofline and would love to get some NLP 101 resources from you!
Good going lady!
Kam:)
]]>Good thing about NLP is the wide range possible applications even in business….Wendy…you have definitely hit the jackpot…Certified NLP Practitioner can make lots of money if you decide to embark on consulting in NLP.
Congratulation on your certification.
]]>Since asking the question (which I probably did too quickly) I found 2 books on NLP at one of our branches and I’ve put holds on them.
From the descriptions I thought it sounded like Self-Talk. But what you’re talking about sounds very different.
Very clever of you to use a food example! You must have known how that would draw me right into your web!
]]>NLP is Neuro Linguistic Programming. It’s the art and science of how the brain codes information, and changing the coding to drastically change your results - from emotions, to likes and dislikes, habits, etc.
For example, if you like ice cream, you have a certain picture in your mind of ice cream, with a certain focus, brightness, location, etc. You also have certain feelings and/or sounds associated with ice cream. If you hate yogurt, you have a different picture in your mind, most likely in a different location, with a different focus and location (probably dimmer) as well as different feelings and sounds.
NLP enables you to “code” ice cream the same way as you “code” yogurt - so that you will now dislike them both. It’s a simplistic explanation and of course, there’s way more to it, but it gives you an understanding of how using NLP can basically ‘rewire’ your brain.
Make sense??
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