7. Drawing false conclusions
NLP is effective and easy to use, therefore, anyone who claims it doesn’t work, isn’t doing it right. It’s as simple as that.
I have done a lot of research on NLP over many years, I understand the concepts so do not believe the training would benefit me.
8. True for the parts, true for the whole
I have noticed that some trainers have a particular focus regarding NLP, and that means that they do not necessarily focus on the foundation techniques of NLP such as anchoring. Without the foundations you really can not understand NLP the way it was intended and in turn, they end up being far less effective as practitioners.
In our training we teach you all aspects of NLP from foundation to advanced, to the extent, that we install the tools for you to use in your subconscious mind and you have access to these tools for life! You are able to continue to apply the tools to achieve the goals that you want in life and support others to do the same.
The mapping across like to dislike to stop drinking coffee only worked for a few months. NLP doesn’t really have lasting results.
9. Dichotomy
You either get qualified as an NLP practitioner through attending the live trainings or you will never really know whether you are using the techniques most effectively.
You either commit to your personal journey through investing in yourself and this training, or you will never know how good life could be for you.
10. Redefining
Truth is perceived, and not a real concept in and of itself.
Propaganda is the more or less systematic effort to manipulate other people’s beliefs, attitudes, or actions by means of symbols (words, gestures, banners, monuments, music, clothing, insignia, hairstyles, designs on coins and postage stamps, and so forth) therefore, if you learn NLP you will never be a victim of propaganda again.
11. Public opinion is a foregone conclusion
The balance of scientific evidence reveals NLP to be a largely discredited pseudoscience. Reviews of empirical research show that NLP has failed to produce reliable results for its core tenets and therefore has no credibility.
There are a few books by NLP proponents that say it’s a fine technique and the overwhelming majority of medical publications on the subject say it’s unproved and largely discredited, even a textbook example of a pseudoscience. NLP is not an effective modality for change.
12. I’m due a hit.
You have spent your life putting the needs of others before yourself, now its your time for a hit! Don’t you think it’s about time you rewarded yourself?
I’ve done hypnotherapy before and I still have anxiety.
This means that you weren’t ready to let it go, and now that you are here, it means that you are ready to be successful in overcoming your anxiety forever now, isn’t that right?
13. Incongruence
Being at cause is essential if you want to achieve your goals in life. It’s such a shame that others are always getting in the way of making it happen.
We should trust our unconscious mind, this is our instincts speaking to us, unfortunately, we experience so much trauma in our early years, it’s impossible to know if its our instincts guiding us or our Trauma misleading us.
14. Ask somebody who does not have a clue and call them an expert
I have a mate who has read heaps of books about NLP and psychology and stuff and he assures me, NLP is hogwash and has no credibility.
NLP is amazing. My brothers wife was such a bitch, then she did NLP and they made her a nicer person!
Hehe!
Gen