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© 2012 by Hannah Zachary
ISBN 9781456611361
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Contents
Introduction to NLP
NLPs Connection to Hypnosis
Using NLP to Enhance Your Life
NLP and Breaking Down Barriers
NLP and Prevailing Over Procrastination
NLP and the Law of Attraction
NLP and Wallowing In Wealth
NLP and Sending Social Phobia to Peris
NLP and Creating Confidence
Combining NLP With Modeling Techniques
Combining Modeling Techniques With Communication
Final Words
Introduction to NLP
Neuro-linguistic programming, shortened to NLP, is a learning system that develops language through making connections between various senses.
Primarily, it is used to train new habits, alter perceptions of past experiences, and mentally formulating scenarios through which one can gain a new perspective on the world around them to develop those new behaviors and habits.
In some cases, this procedure can be crucial to recovering from mental illness. In others, it’s just another way to better one’s life.
Compared to other, solely physical approaches, neuro-linguistic programming is much more specialized.
Because it relies on reproducing talents on both a mental and physical level to learn them, it offers the greatest improvement in its users as compared to those other methods. Practicing it also leads to improvement in self-motivation and responsibility.
Furthermore, NLP leads users beyond the threshold that allows them to further amplify their mental and physical talents. All of these phenomena work together to boost self confidence and the drive to pursue life goals.
NLP pertains to neurological and linguistic factors in individuals as those areas are crucial to encountering essential human experiences. Subsets of these areas are the formulation of planned thoughts and biopsychological events through which thoughts are produced.
It helps us to overcome the barriers of pretense, assumptions, and stereotypes as well as developing a system of understanding for a sense of community and who the community itself functions on both large and small scales.
NLP can also foster self-discovery through introspection that allows you to properly gauge where you are in your life and which directions are right for you.
Doubts frequently arise when it’s time to choose a career; in those cases, NLP can make a big difference on your outlook on your options.
If you can discover what truly drives you, there will be no doubts as to what you should do with your life. However, keep in mind that if you are in a dire situation, moving towards your dream job may not always be the best option. Settle for something else until you have everything in place to succeed.
Learning NLP leads to easier completion of long-term goals, but the best way to use it is to accomplish many small goals that are parts of larger objectives.
All that NLP requires of you is that you are determined, willing to acquire necessary skills, and have the motivation to push through hardships. Once the process starts, it can only build upon itself, and you’ll find that your momentum is becoming unstoppable somewhere down the road.
You’ve probably been told – or at least heard – to be a leader, not a follower. In this situation, that might not necessarily be true. In fact, it’s the opposite. There are many things worth following: your dreams, your heart, and your passion. Keeping those three things ahead of you always is the key to success.
Remember to look at your future in terms of your happiness. Picture yourself as a typesetter when you’ve always wanted to be a mechanic. Aren’t your bored? You should be. No job is worth it if it doesn’t speak with your heart. Take responsibility in pursuing an occupation that suits you and don’t stop moving towards that goal until every imaginable resource has been exhausted.
When people land jobs that they’re typically not too fond of, they tend to stick around anyway. There are several reasons for this. The biggest is probably that there are important things in their life that motivate them to maintain.
These include providing money for a family, or saving up for a necessary investment. However, if an individual can effectively communicate with those meaningful people, they shouldn’t have to bend themselves to the expectations and desires of others. Those people can be made to understand your passions and will allow you some freedom from their expectations to pursue your dreams.
It’s not the only method by far, but NLP is definitely one of the most unique. If you’ve never heard of it, it may prove to be a fresh perspective in helping you to discover what of the many things the world has to offer brings you happiness.
If you can use NLP to help you overcome whatever shell you might be trapped in, then the possibilities will unravel before you. Without other people, not only would life be dull and boring, but you’d have no resources through which to advance.
That’s why a practice based on linguistics and communication is so effective in helping anyone to achieve their goals.
NLPs Connection to Hypnosis
Hypnosis is a trance-like state during which one is susceptible to suggestion. Rather than catering to the conscious mind, it interacts with the subconscious one – the part of the mind believed to be primarily responsible for behaviors and habits.
Hypnotists and psychological therapists typically use hypnosis to discover underlying, repressed stimuli of more evident problems or to develop self-esteem, get rid of addictions, as well as train people to do things they would otherwise not do.
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