NLP FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about NLP Reading time 3 mins Define NLP succinctly! This is a commonly asked question. And it’s not an easy one to answer, because NLP covers such a

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NLP History

One version of the NLP story Reading time 5 mins …and, like most histories, the history of NLP is anecdotal, subjective, and based on a mixture of facts, rumour and personal

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How to learn NLP

What is the best way to learn NLP? Learning NLP is very different from school or academic learning.   Why?  Because NLP is about developing skill rather than merely acquiring information.  It’s about

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Let them offload first

Conversations with some people are a bit like this. They have to ‘get it off their chest’ before they are able to listen. They are not selfish. They are not disinterested in what you have to say. They simply need a few moments while they think aloud. Yes, okay, sometimes they do need quite a few moments especially if it is something they are worked up about – like ‘the situation at work’. When they are excited, or angry, or confused, or worried they’ve got all this stuff going on inside – images and feelings and words. Their thoughts and emotions are in a whirl.

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What can NLP do for me?

The short answer to the question ‘how can I use NLP?’ is that often there isn’t a short answer. And what’s the slightly less-short answer? It’s usually better to first use NLP ‘map out’ the problem to identify how it works. Just doing this can have a huge impact.

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Teamwork, moving a tent, and an NLP group in the New Forest

When team members are not required or encouraged to compete with one another this ‘pulling together’ usually happens spontaneously. And this is an opportunity missed by so many organisations: the ones which talk a good talk about how ‘we’re all part of a team’ – and then go on to kill this ideal by requiring people to compete with one another for career advancement!

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