Charles Faulkner, Noticing How We Influence Others...
Building off of the work of Milton Erickson, NLP teaches that when we notice HOW others communicate with us, it can enable us to begin communicating with them more effectively
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Jan Prince, Communicating with the Incongruent
Often folks are not aware of their own incongruence; one part of them may want to do one thing, and another part another thing. NLP can empower you to effectively communicate with another so you can assist them toward reaching an outcome that fully honors both parts.
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Tom Best, Secondary Gains of This Training
Being able to distinguish between "what matters" and "what matters most" will enable you to achieve more of what you want and assist others toward doing the same. HOW to distinguish is what you can learn through The Living Encyclopedia of NLP - a complete distance learning program with online certifications options.
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Jan Prince, What Comes to Your Mind
Often times people misunderstand one another because the communications lack clarity. Through NLP you can discover how to communicate more clearly, and ask specific questions that will allow you to understand others more clearly too.
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Complete Demonstrations:
Finding an Agreement Frame, Jan Prince
At one point or another most of us experience some sort of conflict within ourselves, between ourselves, or notice it between others. Whether we have a personal investment, or are in a position to assist others toward resolution; being able to find an “agreement frame” – even when it seems to be elusive – begins the process of resolution. When you can learn how to find that starting point between two parties, it’s even possible to find better outcomes than either party could’ve imagined. Here you’ll see a very dramatic demonstration (as the demo subjects both playfully, yet honestly take-on their roles to the fullest), that undeniably represents: When you know how to establish that starting point, you can make a tremendous difference in the world. From the Living Encyclopedia Section 6 with Jan Prince
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New Behavior Generator, Tom Best
Ever admire how someone else does something? Around us on a daily basis are models of success, whether we know them personally, admire them from afar, from factual/historical accounts of others, to remarkable fictional characters presented in fine literature. These models offer us different ways we can modify our own behavior to produce the results we want. The process demonstrated here offers you a way to go beyond “talking about it” and a way to actually have these desired abilities for yourself. From the Living Encyclopedia Section 1 with Tom Best
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Neuro-Linguistic Programming, is the science of how the brain codes learning
and experience. This coding affects all communication and behavior. It affects
how you learn and how you experience the world around you. It is a key to reaching
goals and achieving excellence.
Who uses it?
People from all walks of life use NLP personally and professionally.
For Example:
Businesses can use NLP to foster world-class sales and customer
service results -- and to implement organizational change effectively. Educators can
study the verbal and nonverbal language of every child to identify
how each one learns best. As classrooms become increasingly diverse,
NLP skills are becoming more essential. Counselors can help
clients become more functional in a shorter time frame. Today's limited
insurance coverage makes it crucial to achieve maximum results in
minimum time. Medical and Dental Professionals can
mitigate patients' fears and anxieties about procedures. This translates
to higher client satisfaction.
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