NLP: The Essential Guide for Neuro Linguistic Programming

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Welcome To Your Resource Site For “NLP: The Essential Guide!”You may have already read quite a bit of the book or you may be looking through it for the first time. In either case, this is where you’ll find demonstrations, additional materials and bonus activities and examples of the processes described in the book and some additional ones.These resources will help you discover the many different ways in which you can use these vital tools. As you do so you’ll begin to notice the simple and easy ways in which you are already enjoying more of what you want and less of what you don’t want in your life.You might find it fun to start by making a list of a few simple things that you want to accomplish as a result of using what you’re learning in this book. Starting with a few simple things will give you that sense of accomplishment a great way to build your confidence in your ability to use these fascinating new materials to best suit you.Throughout this site we’ll be using a lot of excerpts from our two major NLP distance learning programs, the NLP Comprehensive Portable Practitioner and Portable Master Practitioner programs. They are complete resources of NLP created by masters of teaching and using NLP. We will also include other resources from our extensive library organized here to make your exploration and inclusion of NLP in your life as accessible and satisfying as possible. So please let us know in the comments how this is working for you, and how we can make this journey even more easily satisfying for you.This site and the book were designed together to work together. The first part of the book and the site is designed to give you the tools and  understandings to increase your self-awareness and personal change skills. Most of the models and processes are based on NLP, a functional modeling system for human behavior. If NLP is new and mysterious, here’s an introduction by our Senior Trainer Tom Best. The first part of the site features a lot of video and extra materials and examples to make it easier to get these essential models and change processes “in your muscle” as we say in NLP, meaning to make them automatically available for you. The second part of the book focuses on increasing your awareness and ease in understanding and working with other people. Using the same processes you learned in Section One, Section Two frames and applies these processes, and a few new ones, to understanding and influencing others.This site is a work in progress, and I look forward to your input, feedback, questions and suggestions. Tracy Hoobyar, Tom’s daughter and an accomplished NLP’er in her own right, and I will be watching daily and responding to you.So go ahead, explore, and if somehow you’ve gotten this far without a copy of the book, you can get one here, now. Most important, have fun andEnjoy!Tom DotzChapter 1 Understanding How You Think— 1-1 Anchoring: Video Kinesthetic Anchoring— 1-4 Chapter Summary, Bonus Activities, Review of Anchoring; Circle of Excellence; moreChapter Two Managing Your Mind— 2-1 Well-Formed Outcome— 2-4 Congruence, Modalities and Sub-Modalities— 2-7 Swish Examples: Size Brightness, Distance— 2-10 Chapter Summary, Bonus Activities, Curiosity ShuntChapter Three Living In The Zone— 3-4 Eye Movement Integration— 3-10 Chapter Summary, Motivation Strategies, Bonus ActivitiesChapter Four Upgrading Your Self Concept— 4-1 Meta Model: Finding Beliefs That Limit You— 4-4 Metaprograms— 4-5 How Words Reveal: Predicates and Sensory System Preferences— 4-7 Self Concept— 4-10 Chapter Summary & Bonus ActivitiesSection Two It’s All About RelationshipChapter Five Making Comfortable Connections— 5-1 Rapport Skills Videos & Bonus ActivitiesChapter Six More Than “Mind Reading”— 6-1 Chapter Summary: Meta Model, Beliefs, Congruence, Bonus ActivitiesChapter Seven Making Your Point Easily— 7-1 Modalities Revealed in Language – Predicates— 7-4 Chapter Summary Reframing, Metaphor, Bonus ActivitiesChapter Eight Creatively Collaborating— 8-1 Disney Creativity Process— 8-13 Chapter Summary & Bonus ActivitiesSix Step Reframe Negotiation, Walking Belief Change— 8.4 Parts Model, Identifying Conflict— 8.7 Conflict Integration Visual SquashChapter Nine: Maintaining Your Momentum— 9-1 21 Day Guide Hi, at one time I was very interested in learning NLP. When I found out how long it took to get trained and how expensive the training was, I decided this study should be left to those who are in medicine or mental health fields. There seemed no practical use for NLP unless you had years of schooling and a career in an associated field. Along comes this giant of a guy from California who is using NLP strategies to help people, loads of people. You know him as Tony Robbins. If it was for Tony s version of NLP principles and strategies, I would have slammed the door on NLP 30 years ago.My questions are about your book.What was your intention when you wrote this book?Can I learn NLP by reading and doing exercises with this book?Is this book a teaser to only take you so far and then require you spend a fortune to travel and learn the mysterious NLP?Just a quick opinion of how I saw NLP. NLP was a secret, mysterious form of study that only doctors could afford to learn and use. Every source of information regarding NLP took you just so far and left you with a handful of tools but no real knowledge of how to apply or use them. A few professionals referred to NLP as a form of snake-oil. After reading many books and listening to many NLP Comprehensive audios, I know less about NLP now than I did when I studied Robbins book and his Neuro-Associative Conditioning.Why all the mystery? Seriously, thank you for understanding my frustrations with NLP and for allowing me to post them here. If you need to remove them from your website, I understand. If that is the case, you you please respond via email? What was your intention when you wrote this book? To make available benefits of NLP that could be explained and experienced with only the printed word to communicate them. We added some video and other tools on a special purpose website this one. You can get a free sample on Amazon. You can get a free audiobook version by signing up for Audible. We are going to offer more online courses in the very near future. Can I learn NLP by reading and doing exercises with this book? You can learn a lot, and there is much more to NLP than can be put between the covers of any one book. Thus we have and are adding more online resources. The newest will be based on and include all the material in our entire 20 day Practitioner Training. How much you can learn will depend as much or more on your commitment as what is in the book or any program you take. Is this book a teaser to only take you so far and then require you spend a fortune to travel and learn the mysterious NLP? As above, you can get access to this book and judge for yourself for little or nothing.Two quotes from the book: What Is an NLP Power User ?There are many reasons people study NLP . Some people are just curious about how human nature operates . Others want to discover how they themselves think. Power Users want to use NLP in the real world , where this skill set makes a tremendous difference for them There is a world of difference between knowing how and being able. My goal is to make you able. What I m curious about Greg is your repeated reference to the mysterious NLP and Why all the mystery? There are hundreds of books in print explaining it from many perspectives. I ve lost track of the numbers of videos on youtube. The field is profligate with promoters, and yes, as with much of life, quality varies extremely.So it s only a mystery if you want it to be one. Regards,Tom Hello all,I suspect that I may be living with ADHD, one of my friends brought this to my attention and after educating myself a bit I suspect this may be the case, as I identify with most of the associated behaviours if not all of them, eg, I have poor memory, my emotions are significantly powerful and most of the time I feel uneasy , I am awaiting seeing the doctor once this terrible virus is over.My question therefore is, does NLP work the same for me, if so what are the significant benefits of NLP in relation to ADHD and is there anything in particular that I should focus on?Alex Hi Alex,While there are surely ways nlp could be useful, this is out of my area, so I have forwarded your question.Best,Tom Hello Tom! I am currently learning NLP from your book NLP the essential guide. I m in a bit of a quandary, and I thought you d be the best person to help me out with a couple of queries I have. 1: I don t have a degree in psychology, but I want to serve humanity through healing. I love the concepts in NLP (which is what prompted me to pick up the book). There are a lot of local courses in my city, but I really want to be learning from the best.Would you suggest that it is worth investing in a course, given that I m from India, and am not financially affluent enough to afford a course in the US?2: I d be ever so grateful if you could guide me wrt potential career options once I get certified in NLP. I would greatly appreciate this advice. I look forward to hearing back from you. I m not sure if these queries fall under the realm of the kind of stuff you reply to, but I m just betting on my luck, and taking a shot here

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