A good NLP course will completely transform the way you think and communicate.

Unfortunately it is hard to differentiate etween a good NLP course and a really bad one. This is why you must be careful and ask many questions.

One significant sign the course is not very good, is focus on techniques.

The quick fix techniques, which are supposed to  instantly alleviate all your problems, and “make you almost ”omnipotent are useless unless the coyrse is systemic and strategic.

NLP techniques, to work, must be applied into a context of understanding of how the person thinks.

If you don’t follow how the other person’s is thinking, on multiple levels, you cannot influence them.

The skills of deciphering the meaning behind the person’s expression is the most fundamental skill to learn.

A good NLP course will focus non that skill, and the strategic application of NLP techniques.

It’s that simple.

The process to understand how another person thinks, how they make sense of their “reality”, how they make decisions, and keep themselves from succeeding, is deeply logical (even if it doesn’t make sense to others), and reflects their “expertise” at navigating through life.

To understand how they think, you need to be able to get out of the box of your own expectations, and access the mechanism by which you can uncover the process of their thinking.

If you wanted to understand, for example, how Beethoven was thinking while composing his masterpieces, you would need to know what questions to ask him, and how to formulate the right questions.

Only by virtue of answering these questions, could you start modelling Beethoven’s inner processes and recreate his results.

In other words, you would have to be able to get into his mind and replicate for yourself everything he does, to be able to do what he does.

Once you have been able to get into Beethoven’s mind, your task would be relatively easy.

The same process applies to facilitating change in others and in yourself.

You can change something in a meaningful way, only when you have been able to model how it was created and what is it made of.

The problem is, we often don’t have the tools to do that and we get in our own way. We project expectations onto others and attempt to interpret their actions through our own expectations. Most of the time we miss the boat.

This is why most traditional therapy doesn’t work. This is also why people have “relationship problems”, get into conflicts or get stuck in repeatedly negative interpersonal situations.

NLP is a science of human communication.

You will learn precise and specific tools to easily understand what is happening in a person’s mind. Empowered with this skill you will naturally facilitate change. This is where techniques are relevant.

After you have learned NLP, you will not only have eliminated your own inner limitations but become a powerful facilitator of true transformation.

You will become a wise parent, inspirational boss, a super star sales professional.

You will navigate through life with ease and natural confidence.

Fears, doubt and anxiety will have become a thing of the past. You will have taken control of your own mind and your results.

Human thinking is systemic. A human being is a cybernetic system and needs to be considered individually.

There are no shortcuts to strategic and systemic thinking.

NLP is hypnosis, a hypnotic model derived from Ericksonian hypnosis, which was the first strategic hypnosis.

NLP is a shortcut to many Ericksonian protocols, but in essence, follows the same exact steps. 

To become a powerful NLP practitioner, you must first become a strategic thinker, a hypnotist, an engineer understanding the system that is a human being, a magician envisioning different structures, a constructor creating new “buildings”, an analyst understanding what needs to be done, a dreamer believing anything is possible.

That’s what  NLP is all about.

If you want to learn NLP, book a free 30-minute confidential consultation.

This may just be the most significant call you have ever made.