NLP or Neuro-linguistic programming was concieved by Richard Bandler, John Grinder and others in the mid-1970s. For information about how NLP or neuro-linguistic programming principles, tools and techniques can help you perform even better click here.
NLP principlesNLP is built on a foundation comprising four principles. These are the cornerstones from which NLP springs. If you want information about NLP’s four principles:outcome,rapport, flexibility in behaviour, and sensory acuity click here.
NLP presuppositionsIf NLP’s four principles are its foundations then the assumptions or presuppositions of NLP are the buildings structure or its grand design. Like a building most of the underlying structure remains intact while changes take place over time to make the building function better in its environment. NLP presuppositions are like that. Some were established at the beginning while other have been added as time progressed. Information about NLP’s presupposition, what they are and their meaning are just a click away.
NLP courses and trainingsYou can’t learn NLP from a book or a tape alone. At best you’ll get an insight into what NLP is about and whether you want to take the next step. NLP deals with the subjective nature of communication between human beings. Therefore the best way to learn is by learning and practising your skills with others. Information on some of the different approaches to NLP training can be viewed here.
NLP goal settingNLP’s well formed outcome will help you set goals that are not only compelling but also will also ensure you and others will be clear when you have achieved your desired outcome. For more about how you can set goals that meet NLP’s well formed outcome criteria click here.
NLP resources on the webNLP theory, training and practice receives indepth coverage on the web. There's so much information where does a beginner or simply the curious begin? The entries on this page will lead you to finding out more information about NLP theory, training, and practice.