3 Typical Barriers to Online Success
Find Your Best Learning Strategy think about to a time that you were your best at learning, relive Curso Maestro Reiki Review this experience as if you were there now, learning at your best. What is the first that happened when you were learning at your best? Did you visualise something? Did you hear something or did you feel something? What was the first thing that happened? What happened next, did you see, hear or feel something? Keep asking the what happened next question until you at the end of your learning strategy "nothing,
I was at my best." You can now use your best learning strategy to learn NLP There is no failure only feedback - make lots and lots of mistakes, keep trying techniques and get them wrong. After each mistake, ask what did I learn from this experience? How can this make me better at NLP? Use your answers to prefect your learning and delivery of NLP techniques.
Perceptible Positions imagine you could see someone who was really good at NLP techniques, observe what they are doing, how are they stood, what is their rate of breath, how do they move, stand, talk - become aware of everything that makes this person good at NLP. Next imagine you could step into their body, take on their posture, mannerisms and jesters. As you now feel like this person, take on their beliefs and values, see the world from their eyes and give yourself the self talk this person gives themselves. As you step out of their body take all this new learning and experiences with you to improve your NLP techniques.
Once you identify those beliefs you may use visualization, affirmations, meditation or work with a mindset coach to change them at a subconscious level. You will know that you have changed your beliefs when you begin moving towards your goal with joy and confidence. A client I was working with recently has a wonderful opportunity to become visible and influential in her company and in her industry. All she has to do is put together video's, articles and podcasts to share her knowledge. She came to me wondering why she wasn't taking action.
