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NLP can be used for so many purposes!!!

Here are some of them:

• Yourself - Your mind! - Master your own speech patterns. Be more aware of what you say. Shift key patterns into positive ones.
• Coaching and therapy - Helping others get rid of emotional blockages and more.
• Synergic communication - With friends, family, professional
• Sales - Having greater influence
• Subliminal advertising - getting your message out
• Etc.

Okay!

As long as you help others, yourself or create harmony around you, the positive impact of NLP skills is obvious.

Now, when we enter into sales and advertising, you need to very careful. Is this okay???

You might say that this is how advertising and marketing works, right?

The ethical basis for using NLP in the fields of sales and advertising is quite unclear. It seems that there is no rule.

Now, imagine for a second that you have total power over what prospects think and that you can get them to buy anything, even what they don't need at all.

What about casinos, drugs, porn industry and more!!!

What if these industries did have the power to get to you, your friends and family and get them to do things which are self destructive, put them into huge debts, etc.

What do you say now???

I'll come back to that later!

Essential questions!!!

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This is one area where you have massive impact in your client's lives.

Practice positive speech patterns at all times!

Friends, family, business settings, etc.

Listen to what you say and listen as well to the real impact your words have.

Your speech is an exilarating flow of energy!

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The simplest way to learn NLP techniques is to take one technique you feel connected with and make it part of you.

You practice it for a week, identifying situations where it can be used and really make it your own.

That's it!

Fast and direct!

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All NLP videos:

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=nlp&search=Search

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Top Left:: Visual Creation
Center Left:: Audio Creation
Bottom Left: Tactile (imagining a felt sensation)

Top Right: Visual Remember
Center Right: Audio Remember
Bottom Right: Recalling a numerical value (your phone number)

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Took this test! - Did not work for me at all! - None of my answers matched!

Do these tests and find out if Derren can control your thoughts.

What about you?

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http://www.channel4.com/entertainment/tv/microsites/M/mindcontrol/

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http://www.derrenbrown.co.uk/

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Subliminal persuasion? Mind control?

http://www.subliminalpersuasion.co.uk

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What about that???

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One more?

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What do you think fo that????

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10 of the coolest things

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Parts Integration is based on the idea that different aspects of ourselves are in conflict due to different perceptions and beliefs. 'Parts integration' is the process of negotiating with and integrating the disparate aspects of the self by identifying and then negotiating with the separate parts to achieve resolution of internal conflict.

Successful parts negotiation occurs by listening to and providing opportunities to meet the needs of each part, and adequately addressing their interests so that they are each satisfied with the desired outcome.

It often involves negotiating with the conflicting parts of a person to achieve resolution. Parts integration appears to be modeled on 'parts' from family therapy and has similarities to ego-state therapy in psychoanalysis in that it seeks to resolve conflicts that constitute a "family of self" within a single individual.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuro-linguistic_programming

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Ecology in NLP deals with the relationship between a client and their natural, social and created environments and how a proposed goal or change might relate to their relationships and their environment. It is a frame within which the desired outcome is checked against the consequences in the client's life and relationships. Like gestalt therapy a goal of NLP is to help the client choose goals and make changes that achieve a sense of personal congruency and integrity with personal and other aspects of the client's life.

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An example of reframing is found in the six-step reframe which involves distinguishing between an underlying intention and the consequent behaviors for the purpose of achieving the intention by different and more successful behaviors. It is based on the notion that there is a positive intention behind all behaviors, but that the behaviors themselves may be unwanted or counterproductive in other ways. NLP uses this staged process to identify the intention and create alternative choices to satisfy that intention.
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The meta-model in Neuro-linguistic programming (or meta-model of therapy) is a heuristic set of questions designed to specify information, challenge and expand the limits to a person's model of the world. It responds to the distortions, generalizations, and deletions in the speaker's language.[1] The meta model forms the basis of Neuro-linguistic programming as developed by then assistant professor of linguistics, John Grinder and Richard Bandler.

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Subjectivity is distinguished from objectivity in both science and philosophy. Objectivity attempts to be the study of "reality". Subjectivity by contrast is focused on how people experience and conceive reality.

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This is a model taken from Virginia Satir's belief system, and means that whatever a person does, they are in fact attempting to fulfill some positive intention (of which they may not be aware). It assumes that the current behaviour exhibited by a person represents the best choice available to them at the time. Generating alternatives from this point of view is thought by NLP proponents to be a useful way of helping people to change unwanted or undesirable behaviours.
In a similar vein, psychiatrist R. D. Laing has argued that the symptoms of what is normally called mental illness are just comprehensible reactions to impossible demands that society and particularly family life places on some sensitive individuals. (Main article: Positive and negative (NLP))

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"NLP epistemology" follows Alfred Korzybski (1933) and Gregory Bateson's (1972, 1979) postulations that there is no such thing as "objective experience." The subjective nature of our experience never fully captures the objective world. In the view of NLP, whether or not there is an objective absolute "reality", individual people in fact do not in general have access to absolute knowledge of reality, but in fact only have access to a set of beliefs they have built up over time, about reality.

Significance - It is considered crucially important when working with people to focus on the understanding that their beliefs about reality and their awareness of things (the "map") are not reality itself or everything they could be aware of (the "territory"). Put another way, NLP does not claim that one is working with reality, ie the "territory", but only ever with peoples subjective perceptions and beliefs about reality, ie some or other "map". (Main article: Map-territory relation)

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NLP is critical of the belief that many sessions are needed for some problems. It is supportive of brief therapy and brief intervention
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It is claimed by practitioners that a sufficient understanding and appropriate experience will often make clear how a situation can be better helped, even if this takes considerable time, and so a practitioner is continually trying an approach, observing feedback, forming hypotheses, and testing their understanding with the client. In the end, formal changework (ie, change techniques as opposed to exploratory techniques) is often a minor component compared to the benefit to the client through good exploration.

Note that the divide between exploration and formal change is an artificial one: good exploration will encourage spontaneous re-evaluation and change, and changework is valued and not considered a 'failure', even if it does not progress the situation, because it is still a valuable source of information.

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