“Sticks and stones may break my bones… but names can never hurt me.” These are the words of the childhood chant I’d use to counter the unkind taunts from kids at school. I didn’t realise at the time how words, whether my own or those of others, could affect my health.
So, you’re curious about NLP Training and wonder if it will deliver the results you’re searching for? Maybe you’ve read blog posts or testimonials on the website. You’re keen to find out if NLP training will be worth your while. This post will help you decide.
Struggling to focus? Distracted by emails and social media? Or just feeling stressed and tired? Take a 7-minute mini-break in the oasis of The Calm Spot. Turn off your phone, get comfortable in your chair and click ‘play’. I promise you’ll leave refreshed and calm.
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.
Most people don’t learn how to think. I’m not trying to be smart — honestly. We’ve been programmed ‘what’ to think, but not ‘how’ to think. In this interview with Aaron Mooar, we discuss how people think, and what little understanding we have about our thinking processes.
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.
Whether you want to improve your personal or professional skill set — or both, it’s important to use those training dollars wisely. No-one likes getting ripped off! So use these 8 tips to determine your training needs, and how you can get them met.