NLP for autopilot… Well, if you live on autopilot a lot and have been searching for ways how not to live on it, NLP has ways to help. Read the rest of this entry »
Many people looking for a life coach would love to have a famous coach who has coached big personalities. Big names are big names for a reason. And ‘everyone’ wants them. It’s a virtuous circle of success attracting success. But is it really better to hire a life coach with a big famous name? Or why should it be better to hire an unknown coach? Read the rest of this entry »
Here we are past the doorstep of a new year again, but how many of us have actually become “better people” with the clock’s strike of 12? Why do new year’s resolutions very rarely last? What can NLP contribute to making new year’s resolutions last? Read the rest of this entry »
It’s amazing how many people would immensely benefit from coaching, but don’t want to pay for it. They argue that they can’t afford it or wouldn’t want to talk to a stranger about their problems. They think that talking to family members or friends will do the job, because family members or friends know and will understand them. Here’s why your family member or friend will never be your coach and coaches have tremendous value for the society. Read the rest of this entry »
I wrote about how the NLP technique of chunking is useful for memorizing and remembering in this article. And I also wrote about how NLP chunking helps in dealing with learning difficulties here. But you can use NLP chunking in absolutely any context. Hence how can it help in negotiation?
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How are NLP and numerology different and how do they complement each other? How can they each and together help a person to understand his/her strengths, limitations, health, and more? Why is it good to combine NLP and numerology in coaching? Read the rest of this entry »
Why do most of us hate legal and corporate documents? How can we help improve them? Read the rest of this entry »
If you travel by plane, you know that when your plane takes off, the pilot tells the passengers to stay in their seats and buckle the seatbelts. At times the pilot will warn “We expect turbulence for a few moments, so please stay buckled up.”. When you start any new lifestyle, job, business, or transition, you will experience turbulence. Read the rest of this entry »
I worked with a man in whose coaching the central theme was how he could use NLP submodalities in daily situations. So what are NLP submodalities? And how can you use them in daily situations?
Long to do lists are often a challenge for people. Most people feel demotivated and overwhelmed when they look at a list with more than 10 items on it. The longer the list is, the more likely we are to focus on the simple tasks we can do the fastest. We want to start things off quickly. Many of us like immediate gratification for their efforts, and it makes the list look shorter. So we find the easiest tasks to get us going. We may have the intention to do more complex tasks later, but invariably get sidetracked. And by the end of the day the list looks just as daunting as it did at the beginning. Sounds familiar? So what’s the NLP cure for to do lists? Read the rest of this entry »
Why do arguments tend to escalate and nothing gets resolved anyway? I’ll take you through one of many reasons with NLP. People are different and their differences sometimes show up most strongly in arguments. Read the rest of this entry »
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapid_eye_movement_sleep NLP perspectives are useful for working with dreams and dreaming? Read the rest of this entry »
Why do some people shop till they drop? Because they use the wrong strategies. When you understand your strategies, you will discover the key factors that drive (some of) what you do. Then you will be able to choose whether to make changes to your strategies and impulsive behaviours. Read the rest of this entry »
How can NLP help you make every minute count in your professional development? Read the rest of this entry »
Language is in the heart of NLP and in its very name! NLP means Neuro-Linguistic Programming. Language is the basis of communication of living creatures. Animals have language. If language wasn’t important, would people develop and preserve hundreds of its forms? How is NLP connected with language? And what tricks can an NLP-lay member of the public apply to his/her life?
Have you ever wondered why on some days you feel tired, slow, lazy, unproductive, and hate yourself because the million things that you should do are sanding still and time is ticking? Many people have those days. And many feel powerless to do anything about them. Can NLP help for these states? Read the rest of this entry »
The basic principles of NLP are: Read the rest of this entry »