NLP
- The Pursuit of Excellence
NLP
is one of the most significant advances in human behavioural
change technology achieved in the modern world.
It is the process of modelling excellence and using these
models to 'train' other people to 'wear' the excellence.
It can help you to move from the position of success in life
through to true personal excellence.
Having achieved this for yourself you can, using NLP training,
assist other people to adjust their internal programming so
they too can achieve their true potential or personal excellence.
So what is NLP?
Neuro
Linguistic Programming is the study and subsequent
modelling of excellence. By studying the structure of how
people do things well, you can model this excellence and enhance
your own life. After taking an NLP training you can even teach
it to others. It requires an attitude of curiosity, exploration
and experimentation on the part of the person doing the modelling.
It is sometimes called the study of the structure of excellence.
The
methodology of NLP is that of modelling.
Modelling is the process of highlighting the results of what
has been achieved by a successful person, identifying the
essential processes that lead to that result, and ignoring
the idiosyncratic or irrelevant parts of the process. The
result of this modelling process is the development of tools
and techniques that empower a person to achieve greater success
in all areas of life.
NLP
can be applied to personal well-being, business,
health, counselling, therapy, relationships, sport, training,
education, negotiation, leadership, presentation skills and
goal setting. There are no limits. It has been used in the
fields of psychology, linguistics, business communication,
training and education for over 25 years.
The
name Neuro Linguistic Programming is in itself
an accurate description of the science/art of NLP:
Neuro
refers to the way the human neurology processes information
about personal experience received from the five senses:
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What you see (Visual) of an experience
- What
you hear (Auditory) of that experience
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What you feel (Kinaesthetic) of that experience
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What you smell (Olfactory) of that experience and
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What you taste (Gustatory) of that experience
Linguistic
refers to the verbal and non-verbal language, by which neural
representations are coded and given meaning.
This
coding affects all communication and behaviour. It affects
how people learn and how they experience the world around
them. It is the key to reaching goals and achieving excellence.
This
coding process includes:
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Pictures
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Sounds
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Feelings
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Tastes
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Smells
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Words (Self Talk)
Programming
refers to the ability to discover and utilise the mind's internal
strategies or programmes in order to achieve specific and
desired outcomes. These programmes operate within the neurology
and contain all the communications people make to themselves
and to others.
Summary
NLP is the process of understanding how the
brain operates in achieving goals and outcomes and applying
this knowledge in suitable situations.
It
is a means by which people reliably achieve goals and communicate
more effectively.
NLP
is understanding and using the language of the mind to consistently
achieve specific and desired outcomes for ourselves and others
The
History of NLP
NLP is by definition, a process of modelling.
Its history is therefore an amalgam of the work of excellent
practitioners of human change processes.
We
are indebted to the originators of NLP, Richard
Bandler, John Grinder and others, for selecting, examining
and distilling this knowledge into a useable form so that
we can continue to model and refine the work of 'masters of
excellence'. We are also indebted to all those who have subsequently
developed NLP and whose work forms the basis of current NLP.
Included amongst this vast list of NLP developers are Richard
Bandler (Sub modalities), Tad James (Time Line Therapy™),
Connirae Andreas Tamara Andreas (Core Transformation).
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