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On Line NLP Web Conference

NLP Coach — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 07:00:13 +0000

Hosting an online NLP web conference on Monday, September 13th at 8:00 p.m. MST. No charge to register.

NLP Training: Free Online NLP Web Conference | NLP Study Groups

Cheers,

Craig

Amazing NLP Course for Sale in Dublin

NLP Coach — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 07:00:10 +0000

Amazing NLP course for sale!
I booked two NLP courses 4 months ago, but I can’t attend to them because I found a new job. I am starting one week before the course.

The courses are:
Wealth Acceleration Certification Level I 16-20 October
Wealth Acceleration Certification Level II 23-27 October (25 is in bank holiday

Some of the topics covered are:
–Rapport
–Hypnotic Lanaguage Patterns
–Recipe for Success
–Motivation Strategis
–Neurologiacal repattering

The designer of the courses is Christopher Howard, a well renowned NLP practitioner.
After you do the course you get certificate in:
–Neurological Repatterning
–Results Coach
–Subconscious Reprogramming
–Ericksonian Hypnosis

The price include a set of 40 CD’s and full manuals for the course.
You might think the price is expensive but this courses are sold at £9890 at the official site.

Please reply to the add if you are interested in more details

Are All ‘issues’ Just Bad Anchors?

NLP Coach — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:00:09 +0000

If so cant we just collapse anchors on all issues? ( obviosly i know it isn’t as if it was that simple everyone would just collapse their bad anchors, i just wondered why not?)

If not, what are all possible causes of issues?

And also, what if you cant remember any cause?

Becoming Exceptional

NLP Coach — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:00:08 +0000

marvelous video here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94vy942jb5k&feature=related

Feeling ‘right’ List- State Management List, Please Add To…..

NLP Coach — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:00:07 +0000

For better choice and practise of good state management i would love to compile a list for ’state break’ techniques, ‘feel a state’ techniques and ‘positive state attributes’ to gradually get into the permanent habit of adopting

‘State break’ (i use state breaks to take the edge off an unwanted state and feel neutral before i feel a good state, as it is easier to transition.

1) TAT/EFT/TFT
2) juggling ( see andy austin youtube)
3) spinning technique
4) Represent bad feeling in words shout out and then spin around (wierd but sometimes works!)
5) Represent bad feeling in words and play with the submodalities eg say ‘depressed’ in a micky mouse voice or play with the tempo and pitch whilst repeating words.
6) think of all the positive intentions that this state could have

(i sometime need a technique for energy to have the energy to actually do the above properly and with conviction)

‘Feel a state’

1) remember a good time when you experienced the wanted state and increase the driver submodalities. (doesn’t actually work for me because i cant visualise a memory in any detail as i cant remember much!)

2) describe ‘as if’ to someone else the state you want with as much details as you can think of to keep adding include eg what facial expression you may have whilst in the state, how the state makes you feel like moving, what tone of voice you have, even what colour and movement the state is if you have a good visual modality (not me!)

‘Positive attributes’

1) Good physiology- eg straight back not slouched, correct breathing, relaxed not tense shoulders, …………..?

2) EQ- become aware of the subtle sequence of physiological shifts you (usually subconciously) go through to achieve a state, including your internal sequences Vi and Ai.

Mind Spa Relaxation Machine

NLP Coach — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 15:00:14 +0000

Anyone tried Mind Spa machine or similar products considering buying one quite expensive from manufacturers but checked Ebay and bit cheaper on there.

MIND SPA Development System (NLP founder recommended) on eBay (end time 14-Sep-10 20:05:21 BST)

The Mind Spa Light Sound Machine on eBay (end time 03-Oct-10 13:21:13 BST)

Beyond relaxation, and anything with flashing lights and sounds will be relaxing do its other benefits stand up – better sleep, faster learning, more creativity, etc? Easy to find videos online designed to relax you with flashing lights or images and sounds, though they are not as effective as you don’t wear glasses to view them?

The other versions and similar machines are lot more expensive Hastens Mind Spa is £595, other machines even more expensive than that List of Products – other

Any Independent studies done on any of them backing their supposed benefits or really just manufacturers claims?

MindSpa to Accelerate NLP Learning

NLP Coach — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 15:00:11 +0000

Has anyone tried the MindSpa electronic machine whilst studying NLP, does it allow you to learn faster and retain information better as claimed or more exaggerated gimmick?

MIND SPA Development System (NLP founder recommended) on eBay (end time 14-Sep-10 20:05:21 BST)

The Mind Spa Light Sound Machine on eBay (end time 03-Oct-10 13:21:13 BST)

Considering buying one and those are all I could see on Ebay just now, which are cheaper than manufacturers price.

The other version Hastens Mind Spa is lot more expensive Hästens – Hästens MindSpa

Sure it will be very relaxing to have glasses flashing pulsating lights whilst listening to sounds with headphoness on but regarding studying with it, who has tried it and seen any benefits?

Hi, Me Speaking

NLP Coach — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 15:00:10 +0000

Hey guys, I live in Christchurch, New Zealand (where we just had a 7.4 earthquake that somehow killed NO-ONE – blessed or what?). I’m interested-obsessed with personal change. Started out with noticing that I have some power over my own experience, and expanding on that, and is now firmly also in the world of helping others with the tools and worldviews I’m learning.

I’ve studied NLP informally (under the brilliant teacher Mr. Google; didn’t realise until now that I think of Google as male and also that I see objects as having gender, like in the European language).
I’m studying Tony Robbins’ interventions with the Robbins-Madanes Training organisation right now, and loving it.

I like a high percentage of Buddhism. NLP seems like a great way to speed up liberation and enlightenment, hopefully decreasing the number of lives it takes to become a Buddha by, say, all of them except one. Or some of one.

My current goal in life I think is to defeat the enemy of separation, dehumanisation, us vs. them, enemy, other. Got some good look-ins to doing it too.

Of note: in other forums and real-person groups that I’m part of, I tend to be the one that’s too technical and precise and keeps asking why? beyond where others are bored, but having seen how many big words you guys use I feel myself slipping into a letting-go, who-cares way of talking. Typing.

So hi

Is NLP “has Been”

NLP Coach — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 15:00:10 +0000

Hi,

I’m new to this forum, and have some questions. I’d like some kind of objective views and straight replies (no need to prove me your Milton Model and Meta Model skills in your replies).

NLP started around 1975… where’s it at today (30 years later is a long time in this field) ?

For example, is NLP still up to date with recent developments in neurology, psychology, therapy ? At the time it was controversial, today, do recent developments demolish it or sustain it ?

Do some people consider NLP to be "has been" ? If so, who are these people, I’d like to know them and see what they’re doing ?

Thanks for your input.