Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) studies excellence and quality and how outstanding individuals and organizations get their outstanding results. Richard Bandler and John Grinder first used the term Neuro-Linguistic Programming in the 1970’s. They studied excellent communicators and uncovered a wide range of tools and techniques that allow people to achieve excellence in their attitude and approach. Today these tools are widely used in the medical profession, sales & business, education, coaching and personal development.The name itself comes from the three areas it brings together.
‘Neuro’ refers to the nervous system through which experience is received and processed through the five senses.
‘Linguistic’ represents how the language we use shapes, as well as reflects our experience of the world. It is assumed that if we change how we speak about things, we can change our behaviour and therefore our results.
‘Programming’ describes how we can sequence our actions to reach our goals. It is the ability to organise our communication, how we think, speak and act, in order to realise our potential, achieve specific results and reach new heights of achievement.
NLP is an attitude characterized by a sense of curiosity and adventure. It looks at life as a marvellous, rare and unprecedented opportunity to learn and develop.
NLP is a methodology based on the presupposition that all behaviour has a structure, and that behaviour can be modelled, learned, taught and changed (re-Programmed). NLP has evolved as an innovative and pragmatic technology that allows the practitioner to support others to achieve results that were once inconceivable.
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