Probably the most frequent target of badly designed experiments aiming to ‘debunk’ NLP has been eye accessing cues – the […]
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Instant Anxiety And Stress Reduction With The Physiological Sigh – Try This Science-Backed Mind Hack
A rapid self-care intervention from Stanford University’s Dr Andrew Huberman that’s easy and effective NLP has always been interested in […]
Improve Your Performance With Self-Modelling: Interview With Margaret Nash
Andy Smith in conversation with NLP Trainer, coach and author Margaret Nash. Here are some of the things we talk […]
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The Amygdala Hijack, And How NLP Can Help
When we are scared or thrilled, memories are imprinted on our brains with particular vividness. Deep in the temporal lobe […]
The NLP Fast Phobia Cure
This technique, originally developed by NLP cofounder Richard Bandler, is useful for phobias and for taking the emotional charge out […]
Selling With NLP: Easy Techniques That Can Help You
There are two aspects to success in sales – one is the ‘numbers game’, which is about actually contacting the […]
How To Learn From ‘Difficult’ People
Nobody likes dealing with difficult people. But what if you could turn that ‘difficult’ person into a blessing, by learning […]
Two Ways Of Using Metaphors (NLP and Ericksonian)
How Milton Erickson used metaphors in therapy, and how we can use them in NLP for understanding, framing, and building rapport
Understanding And Using The Milton Model 14: How To Get Really Good At The Milton Model
So here we are at the end of our examination of the Milton Model. I have a couple of suggestions […]
Understanding And Using The Milton Model 13: Selectional Restriction Violations
Here’s a language pattern that delights in foxing most students of NLP, because usually, in my experience of being a […]
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