When we are scared or thrilled, memories are imprinted on our brains with particular vividness. Deep in the temporal lobe […]
Category: Submodalities
NLP Techniques: Key Factors That Make The Swish Pattern Work
Following on from my previous article about the Swish Pattern, let’s look in a bit more detail at the critical […]
We Are Terrible At Thinking About The Future. This Is A Bad Thing, But Here’s How To Get Better
A recent article by Jane McGonigal of the Institute for the Future in Slate magazine points out that the further […]
Two Ways To Install A Goal On Your Timeline: Practical NLP Podcast 74
This week’s podcast shows you two ways to install goals into your future, plus (if you’re using this for coaching […]
‘Mapping Across’: A Simple NLP Technique To Change Unwanted Responses
‘Mapping Across’ is an example of what computer geeks call a ‘brain hack’ – a simple tweak that you can do […]
NLP Techniques: The Swish Pattern
If you have read my previous articles about submodalities and how to use submodalities to increase your personal effectiveness, it’s time to […]
NLP: ‘Associated’ vs ‘Dissociated’ In Language
One of the most important submodality distinctions in NLP is the difference between ‘associated’ and ‘dissociated’. Each has different emotional […]
NLP: Submodalities and Your Personal Effectiveness
The previous article introduced submodalities, one of the most powerful concepts in NLP, and contained a little thought experiment using […]
Introduction to Submodalities (+ how they are useful)
One of the great discoveries of NLP, and one of the things that sets it apart from any other kind […]
Practical NLP 23: Unpacking The Swish Pattern
Following on from episode 22, which guided you through the NLP Swish pattern, this week we unpack it to see […]
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