NLP

The process of becoming a qualified NLP practitioner, was a very enlightening experience. Being taught methods and techniques to open new chambers of my brains capacity while being coached into how to maximise my brains potential, Very liberating. For any of you that have seen the film “ LIMITLESS” (starring (Bradley Cooper). Storyline is he consumes a pill that enables him to utilise a higher percentage of his brain. Making him a near on pro at everything he turned his hand to. Well NLP is the obtainable version of that pill. Right back at you Bradley!

NLP was created more than 40 years ago by Richard Bandler and John Grinder

• NEURO means relating to the nervous system
• LINGUISTIC is about language
• PROGRAMMING refers to habits

NLP says we create our own reality

These Maps,or worldview,are filtered by our senses, experiences,beliefs and neurology. In other words,many of the challenges we have are based upon our perceptions of the world.

Therefore, if we can improve the way we take in and use sensory information,then we can improve our performance in a multitude  of areas within our lives.

So now imagine directing that newly formulated “ upgraded” perception, towards yourself.

Start climbing that corporate ladder,take full grasp of your nutritional intake,propel your physical & phycological  well being,improve your communication skills, become more confident,address your finances, get a date with Sarah from the gym who you’ve always watched in awe from afar.

On a serious note, the possibility’s are endless

There are some really easy to read reference books on the market which are quite informative :

• NEURO-LINGUISTIC PROGRAMMING FOR DUMMIES

• THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO NEURO-LINGUISTIC PROGRAMMING

AUTHOR: TOM HOOBYAR & TOM DOTZ

For those of you who share an interest, I feel these books are a really good initial source of insight into the inner mechanism of NLP.

Don’t over think the idea, grab a book.