NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming)
In 2015 I was introduced to NLP Master Maureen Fearon’s introduction to NLP workshop. I was instantly drawn in and wanted to explore the topic more. After being awarded the diploma level certificate I’m currently studying the Practitioner’s level, I’m also involved in the Master’s program. And am still energized by this fascinating learning.
In the covid pandemic a lot of people’s mental health has been “battered”, I am grateful, to have been protected as I have become wiser, stronger, more resilient, and growing within the course.
Learning
Maureen is a wonderful coach and mentor, making this learning exciting. I have found that NLP has helped me to understand myself, identify beneficial change, and take control of my self-development. It has been so valuable for me and now, I aim to share this “secret” knowledge with everyone interested to understand their potential, dissolve their suffering, build their resilience, and have effective tools for their self-management.
So what is NLP? It stands for Neuro-Linguistic Programming
The study of excellence!
Imagine knowing the best way to become excellent at something whether that is to play the guitar or to manage a tour crisis.
We can learn how the brain functions and how to make the best use of how we operate to perform our best and protect from the “slaps of life” as well as best coaching others to achieve and feel good about themselves.
Who uses NLP
You may not realise but many World leaders, politicians, sports champions and performers, are gifted with NLP learning for their own performance goals as well as how to influence the thinking of others (aka manipulation – which can be positive or otherwise!). Practitioners can apply NLP for commercial advantage and to achieve work-orientated goals, including improved productivity, job progression, and influencing the minds of others. More widely, it is known for fast and long-lasting results in therapy for psychological disorders, including phobias, depression, performance, and generalized anxiety disorders, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD.)
Why suffer longer than we need to? I believe what is good enough for world leaders you should have too, and then you have empowering choice.
