Interested in finding out more about NLP? Wonderful! Then this post will answer all your NLP: FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions). You’ll discover some overviews as well as some current and specific examples for using NLP, both professionally and personally.
When people are thinking they tend to move their eyes depending on the ‘type’ of thinking they’re engaged in. They aren’t looking ‘at’ something but accessing different parts of the brain. A person’s eye accessing indicates a sequence of thoughts — that you can track.
It’s not only computers that get viruses, your brain can get one too! A mind virus corrupts your thinking and prevents you from doing what you intend. Instead, you become hopelessly ineffective, and do anything but what you planned. Fortunately you can inoculate yourself.
People have many ways of handling conflict — often, this involves avoiding it altogether! Unfortunately, avoidance doesn’t actually resolve anything, but does cause negative side effects. This post shows how three conflict avoiders became conflict heroes.
NLP is such a vast field, it’s challenging to define it in a sentence or two. And, if we try, it starts to sound like Dr Feelgood’s Miracle Cure! While definitions can be useful, specific examples give you a much better idea of what is possible for you, using NLP.
You can’t think your way out of a problem when you’re stuck in the ‘problem’ mindset. When you’re in an upbeat frame of mind, it becomes easier to view any problems objectively, explore new ideas and gain new insights.