What is NLP?
NLP or Neuro-Linguistic Programming, is a relatively new field developed in the US, in the 1970's by Dr John Grinder, a well known professor of linguistics, together with Richard Bandler. They produced a linguistic model that identified language patterns of a few gifted individuals:
NLP is based on a set of very precise ways to identify how someone who is successful achieves results. NLP determines which internal strategies they use, and these strategies are then distilled into handy tools for others to use and create similar successes.
NLP is essentially a very skilled use of language. Our use of language can take many forms – the verbal or spoken word as well as our own internal thoughts and beliefs. The NLP language patterns and techniques can be used not only for personal growth and development; but also for positive strategies in the business community as well as in many other areas of life.
A basic NLP definition:
NLP is often used as a vehicle for 'fast' or accelerated change. One of its underlying assumptions is that even without NLP people can change and that over time these changes can be profound. By applying NLP to these situations, changes can happen - very quickly indeed, sometimes in minutes!
NLP offers easily learnt techniques to:
NLP acheives this by "reprograming" your mind & body away from negative behaviours or beliefs so that you gain a greater effectiveness in your life. By changing yourself, naturally you can transform relationships, your teams and even organisations. The tools of NLP can help you to achieve personal changes quickly & easily.
Where Can NLP Be Used?
Neurolinguistic Programming is now being used in many areas:
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