Everything you need to know about the Subconscious mind, by Joseph Murphy

Everything you need to know about Mind control, NLP & Hypnosis

All NLP Secrets & application in your life for success.

Everything about mind control for Growth

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Why should you learn NLP? Part - 1

1. Do you want to take your life to the next level and unleash your full potential?

2. Would you like to take control of your financial destiny?

3. Do you want to learn how to control the power of your mind ?

4. Are you "stuck" and you want to create instant motivation for yourself or others?

5. What could you achieve if you let go all of your barriers and limiting belief? Are you curious about what you could achieve?

6. Do you say to yourself "I wish I could do that", "I want to be more successful but..."

Then I got news for you.

If you have answered yes to any of these questions,

Then NLP really can and does help.

• NLP helps in your self-discovery and enhances personality as you will have better awareness about yourself.

• NLP practitioners and trainers use this tool to bring out the best from the participants by enabling them to realize properly resulting into better communication and behavior.

• It helps you in becoming what you want by changing your thinking.

• It helps you to think better thereby improving your learning skills as well as social and soft skills.

• It helps you to align your goals effectively and efficiently.

• It builds you optimism and confidence which are essential for all-round personality development.

• It not only builds communication skills but also team building and leadership skills that are essential for professional success.

• It promotes listening and observation skills thus helping to find the hidden data in any communication.

• Through NLP techniques, you will be in a position to influence your audience through communication by gauging and analyzing their body language. It helps you to become a successful public speaker.

NLP techniques are widely used in several sectors to reap the rewards out of it. There are several trainers and practitioners to execute this instrument. It is advisable for students to get trained in NLP so that they can develop and evolve themselves as successful professionals.

The key to success is communication,

First, Communication with others and Second most to “yourself” which is the key of excellence

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Now-a-day, there is frequent discussion about Neuro-Linguistic Programming (i.e. NLP) across the world.

Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) is all about cognition, communication and change.

It also focuses on self-awareness, attitude, personality development and psychology.

Officially.

It indicates the relationship between brain, body and language.

In my view NLP Is living organic thing which is always evolving and breathing

NLP being science which is non conclusive and all inclusive

It was developed by Richard Bandler and John Grinder in 1970s aimed at human excellence. It is widely used by several professionals for helping their customers and clients.

NLP , or Neuro-Linguistic Programming, is the study of human excellence and communication. It provides us with the tools to run our own brain and manage our states, emotions and behaviours.

Co Founder Richard Bandler and John La Valle explain Neuro-Linguistic Programming as :

Neuro: The Nervous System through which experience is received and processed through the five senses.

Linguistic: Language and nonverbal communication systems through which neural representations are coded, ordered and give meaning.

Programming: The ability to organise or communication and neurological systems to achieve specific desired results.

Contrary to the growth mindset, a fixed mindset means that you believe that your abilities, talents, intelligence, or personality traits are given and unchangeable. You’re born with what you’re born with—and that’s it.

How we view what we consider to be our personality is one of the most basic beliefs a human being carries around through life. It is found that people with a fixed mindset believe that success is just the affirmation of our inherent traits—our intelligence, abilities, or talents. There is no point in trying to do or learn new things, because if you were to be good at it—you already would have known it.

These two mindsets manifest from an early age, and shape a great deal of our behavior, relationships, and approach to failures and successes.

Believing that your qualities are carved in stone creates an urgency to prove yourself over and over. If you have only a certain amount of intelligence, a certain personality, and a certain moral character, well then you’d better prove that you have a healthy dose of them. It simply would not do to look or feel deficient in these most basic characteristics.

As you can see, unlike the growth mindset, a fixed mindset is very debilitating and can cause different hurdles throughout our lifespans. The fear of failure forces us to stick with what we’re good at, and never take a step forward.

What’s even worse is that a fixed mindset doesn’t only affect a person who has this attitude, but their whole social sphere. These people tend to see others as competition, rather than find them as inspiration. The fixed mindset causes people to have a hard time being happy for other people’s successes. Therefore, it’s hard to be true friends with them.