NLP - Two Simple Yet Powerful Questions

[jaimix31792]

Any one hear the embedded command? Was it like Question, what do you want today? I really new at this. Sorry if i am waaaayy off thanks

[illinois4eto]

This lecturer is great! I watched a bunch of stuff about NLP in youtube and I just got headache. But Jamie Smart is somehow so easy to understand and also so much fun. Two thumbs up for him and this course.

[TuRdSandwitch18]

i can answer the first question but not the second yet, how do u know wen u're confident?

[KidProper]

@TuRdSandwitch18 In a sense, More along the lines of How do you know when you are "successful"

[vtagliavia]

i used nlp in an essay i had to write about the hollocaust in order it impress my jewish teacher. lol, she noticed because she made me read it aloud wtf, random.

[manoele]

actually, I mentioned nlp in my college metaphor class and the professor was suspicious of it. most academics are critical of it

[kagato89]

Im a college student and im learning :)

[MountArarat7]

I don't think college students know aout this do they? lol

[RobBobMarley]

NLP for me is just more than a tool, when i learned it a few years back, it practically cured my "social anxiety disorder". I thank whomever put that lovely book in that pile of books I accidentally tripped on @ the library. I believe it was Trance-formations by "blender and grinder" as many call them. It's applications are remarkable. I taught my 13 year old cousin to use NLP to get bullies to leave him alone. Comedy and NLP can be a great tool for teenagers and adults alike.

[termanogue]

ditto it just breaks everything down and explains it logically, i love it.

[purehotup]

@RobBobMarley can i ask where and how you learned NLP?

[psykadelisktomte]

I found these simple yet very powerful questions a while back. By applying variations of these questions in my line of work which is sales, I increased my sales drastically in a very short amount of time.

[popwezel2]

I'm going to start using nlp starting today

[MercShinobi]

"Knowing is not enough we must apply, willing is not enoguh we must do" Simple

[Mugicla]

thats cool. I like how you use conversational hypnosis to make everyone in the room go internally and start asking them selvs those very questions. in the guise of a story about the 2 questions.

[Shaumbra003]

Both good questions. It is a variation of the questions I ask, "what do you choose for Yourself?" Not what do you choose for your spouse, kids, but what do you choose for yourself? People have a hard time making choices, any choices and this starts the process of planting that seed and allowing it to take root.

[majik1206]

Really something to think about.

[regfmcd]

Thank you for sharing.

[dannyhere4u]

pretty cool. thinking about those questions made me feel stuff.

[lalyroth]

I agree with powerpositive...it IS simply powerful. I attend NLP based workshops here in the USA and in the course of 2 years have grown and changed so much physically and emotionally - for the better.

[positivepower2]

Simply powerful! Can be used easily by everyone as a starting point to focus on goals. Helps me!

Many thanks

Diane L Wood

[Jammylegend1]

yeah good

[StrongBlackman25]

God Bless this great man.

[stuartwarner]

Interesting thanks. I'd love to hear what happened next in the meeting. How did you move from 'how will you know you've got it' to the well formed outcome. I wonder if this could be a future video?

[230csr]

Hi, This is Dr.Ramakrishnan. The video delivers the impact. Nice.

Thank you.

[230csr]

Hi,This is Dr.Ramakrishnan.The two questions are indeed power packed, more so with the way of your rendering them.

Thank you.

[fleipaf]

Really good stuff which is normal for Salad material