What is Coaching?
How to organize imnlp-p workshops in your area? Or how to start your own training NLP center? (Without any real investment). What is Coaching? These days we hear a great deal about coaching. And what is it really? We are certainly familiar with the idea of a sports or an acting coach - prepares/encourages an athlete or actor to perform at the ...
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Identifying Your Emotional States
If you were drunk or addicted to something or mentally aberrational, could you recognize that your behavior was different? Do you know what makes you cry or what makes you angry? Unless emotions are intensely experienced, many people find difficulty in describing or relating to their feelings. They sometimes even deny experiencing the emotions of love, fear, anger or pleasure, because of the lack of conscious awareness of such emotions. People may even feign love or pleasure to cover up unhappiness and low self-esteem.
Some obese people are unable to tell the difference between being fearful, angry or hungry, and so they lump all those feelings together as hunger. Then they feel better about themselves by eating.
The hunger for food and sex also gets confused in some people, whereby food is then used to gratify sexual frustrations.
Sexually promiscuous people sometimes cannot distinguish between lust, compassion, sorrow, gratitude, kindness — and love!
When …
Hypnosis
Hypnosis :
The Connection Between the Unconscious Mind and the Body (Tad James)
The doorway to success in hypnosis is the Unconscious Mind.
Your Unconscious Mind not only holds information that is outside your consciousness, but it also manages sensations and body functions.
A moment before reading this sentence, you probably were not aware of the feeling of your feet against the floor, or your back against the chair. You have sensations coming to your body all the time, but you remain unaware of most of them. In addition to managing all these sensations, your Unconscious Mind keeps your heart beating, your blood circulating, your digestion working, and your lymph system operating.. . and makes your eyes blink without your conscious awareness.
SENSE STIMULI
SENSE STIMULI
Your brain receives input through your five senses.
See
Hear
Feel
Taste
Smell
Whenever you ‘see’, ‘hear’, ‘feel’, ‘taste’, and ‘smell’ something (stimuli), it enters your nervous system as an electrical impulse through a neuron (nerve cell). Once the electrical message reaches the end of the neuron (called a synapse) the electrical impulse/message converts into a biochemical (called a neurotransmitter). Then, this chemical message is converted back into an electrical impulse/message when it reaches the next neuron. This process repeats itself over and over until the message reaches the brain and is acted upon.
In reality you have an electrochemical nervous system. As the chemicals change, the messages change and your brain’s performance varies accordingly. When you are positive and operating on instinct, your brain, metaphorically, runs on super high-octane chemicals. Your performance excels and you feel at your best.
It is important to realize
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Owner’s Manual for Human Beings
It is critical to conceptually understand that your brain actually secretes chemicals corresponding to your positive and negative thoughts. The resulting chemistry of your brain’s cranial fluid influences all of your natural abilities and functions. This, in turn, determines how well you perform in everything you do because your brain is like a powerful computer.
The power and efficiency of your wonderful personal computer can be increased dramatically by optimizing the chemistry of your brain’s cranial fluid. This fact is very easy to demonstrate in the world of sports with athletic performance because of the mind/body connection. …
For example, do you know the chemical composition of the gasoline that powers your automobile or how the engine in your car works? You know that if you turn on the key and step on the gas pedal, your car runs. If not, you take it to a mechanic to have it
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The benefits of Connecting.
The Greeting (Nicholas Boothman “How to make people like you…”)
We call the first few seconds of contact the “greeting.” Greetings are broken into five parts: Open—Eye—Beam—Hi!—Lean. These five actions constitute a welcoming
program to carry out in a first encounter.
Open. The first part of the greeting is to open your attitude and your body. For this to work successfully, you must have already decided on a positive attitude that’s right for you. This is the time to really feel and be aware of it.
Check to see that your body language is open. If you have the right attitude, this should take care of itself. Keep your heart aimed directly at the person you’re meeting. Don’t cover your heart with your hands or arms and, when possible, unbutton your jacket or coat.
Eye. The second part of the greeting involves your eyes. Be first with eye contact. Look this new person directly in …
What can you do with NLP?
What can you do with NLP?
Understand yourself and other people better.
Build more satisfying relationships.
Develop intuition by reading non-verbal signs.
Get rid of negative emotions: stress, fear and guilt.
Establish motivating, realistic and satisfying goals.
Define your values and limits.
Expand the limits of your senses — feel more pleasure in life — be able to see, hear and feel more.
Overcome present and past fears that restrict you.
Change habits you no longer want.
Build a promising and exciting future for you and your business.
Balance your life in a more acceptable way in order to deal with conflicts better.
Understand how you regard time and how to use it to the best.
Learn through your best and most productive experiences so that you can be constantly successful.
Have more productive meetings.
Ask “key-questions” to avoid misunderstandings.
Be more influential.
Know how other people think and how they make decisions.
Understand more about this most fascinating enigma: you!
Learn more about this perplexing puzzle: what …
What can NLP or Modelling do for you ?
In one sense nothing that NLP can accomplish is new: There have always been “spontaneous remissions,” “miracle cures,” and other sudden and puzzling changes in people’s behavior, and there have always been people who somehow learned to use their abilities in exceptional ways.
That structure can then be quickly taught to others to give them the foundation for that same ability. This kind of intervention results in generative change, in which people learn to generate and create new talents and behaviors for themselves and others. A side effect of such generative change is that many of the problem behaviors that would otherwise have been targets for remedial change simply disappear.
What is new in NLP is the ability to systematically analyze those exceptional people and experiences in such a way that they can become widely available to others. Milkmaids in England became immune to smallpox long before Jenner discovered cowpox and vaccination; …