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Interview with Russell Harvey the resilience coach: I support Leaders to thrive in our persistently evolving world. He helps with: 1-2-1 Coaching support to build Resilience, lead Resilient teams, career coaching, confidence Facilitation around Leadership, Resilience and VUCA. Public Speaking. Contact Russell: website is www.theresiliencecoach.co.uk Email: russell@theresiliencecoach.co.uk

This week we interview entrepreneur and music teaching Neil Cowmeadow. He shares with us how he sleeps less than 3 hours a night and his philosophy on his unique approach to life. You can contact Niel: via his website: www.neilcowmeadow.com

NLP Podcast interview with Glen Savage, public speaking tips. Learn how to come across as natural on stage

Penny works with and helps women to recover revitalise and rediscover the person who they have always wanted to be. They are women who have experienced a divorce or a relationship break up and have lost their own identity. Many women are unaware there is a process to reach their own full potential. I work from my own personal experience, from which I have rebuilt a happy life for myself.  If you would like a complimentary call please contact me to book in. www.liveyourdreamlifecoaching.co.uk penny@liveyourdreamlifecoaching.co.uk0781 805 6378

Interview with Roger Terry Roger Terry is one of the world’s leading experts on applying NLP to drive excellence both professionally and personally.  Roger leads seminars and consults with companies all over the world, including in the UK, USA, Europe and the Middle East. He is the author of several books, including The Hidden Art of Interviewing, NLP and Qualitative Research, NLP for Teachers and The NLP Toolkit. Email: roger.terry@evolutiontraining.co.uk Website: www.evolutiontraining.co.uk

Interview with Leatham Green Mindfulness and NLP You can contact Leatham,  leathamg@hotmail.com and telephone 07904 208696 www.mindfulhrcentre.com

Interview with NLP trainer Andrew Jenkins Andrew set-up PDx Consulting Ltd to market a new mindset shifting category of how to develop high-performance business teams from the inside-out by linking business strategy and soft skills. You can contact Andrew: andrew@pdx-consulting.com  https://www.pdx-consulting.com  

NLP in everyday life Ashendra shares his journey with NLP

NLP in everyday life series Interview with Andy Hunt who shares his insights into using NLP in the work setting.  

Interview with Kim Searle NLP and Midlife Crises Download a free copy of Kim's book here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ni6v4nvezzewzoe/MidlifeisNOTacrisis%20v1.5.pdf?dl=0

NLP in everyday life series Interview with Sharan Webb who has used NLP to deal with Depression. Sharan has a passion for helping people and you can contact her by visiting www.sharanwebbcoaching.com  

Interview with Dan O'Connell. Dan introduces a profound and simple technique for reducing stress. Please find steps below: Reconnect with senses At a time when you will not be distracted by phone etc, ensure that you have 5 minutes to yourself. I find the best way is to stand in the garden. Relax those areas that may be tense: neck, back, bum, shoulders or wherever. You are going to go through your senses. Imagine that you are looking at yourself from a window in your house. This called dissociation Spend  30 seconds noticing what you see, and flavour it: is it moving? Notice your response from your window Next, what can you hear? Traffic, voices, seagulls etc Check you are still relaxed Then what can you smell? Any cooking, your perfume, oil, flowers etc. Now Taste. Can you taste anything? A bit of sugar on your lips from breakfast, your lipstick Then, what can you feel? The wind? The sun? etc Check relaxation again Finally Emotions. How are you? Any strong emotions? They usually settle at the base of your spine. Are you conscious of anything there? I found that bad emotions, stress, anxiety collected there and then bubbled up and dispersed. Result:  So much better.  

In this weeks NLP Podcast Tolu Fagbola shares his story about how it when from sleeping on a park bench to running an international training company. He also shares the role NLP played in turning his life around and what particular technique he applied that made the difference. Download today

Ryan Fox a consultant for the hairdressing industry shares his insights into how NLP has helped his career. We discover that NLP has a powerful impact on your own confidence and for achieving your goals. More information about Ryan please visit: http://umbrellaconsulting.co.uk/

I have been hanging out with some salespeople and it got me thinking about being positive in life. Have you ever wondered why one person would be bitter about life and someone else would be motivated? It comes down to how you answer one question in life. This question was first put forward by Albert Einstein. It is a simple yet profound question. We explore the different answers in this podcast, download your copy today.

How to apply NLP to your online marketing and your website. Sam O'Prey is a skilled online marketer and NLP Master Practitioner and has been helping clients achieve success online. You can contact Sam via his website: http://www.behaviouralmarketinginsights.com   download to gain insights today  

Interview with Dr. Rachel B. Hott, who holds a Ph. D. in clinical psychology is a certified master practitioner and trainer of Neuro-Linguistic Programming and co-director and co-founder of The NLP Center of New York. She is an NYS licensed clinical psychologist and holds a master degree in Dance/Movement Therapy. Shares her wisdom of how NLP is evolving and it impacts on peoples lives. Download the audio today Contact Dr. Rachel B. Hott https://nlptraining.com

NLP and children's mental health, interview Ali Knowles. Ali has her private therapeutic practice in Cambridgeshire and has been using NLP and other techniques to help children remove limiting beliefs, fears and phobias. In this podcast, she shares her insights into which NLP techniques have had the most exceptional results. Not only sharing case studies with us, she shares her journey with us. Engaging, thoughtful and NLP in action. You can reach Ali via: https://www.ollieandhissuperpowers.com/

Winston Ben Clements was born with a condition known as Brittle Bones disease, medical term Osteogenesis Imperfecta. An obvious characteristic is his small stature and his use of a wheelchair, which does not tell the story of the frequent and painful bone fractures that disrupted much of his childhood. Nonetheless, Winston graduated with BSc Honours in Computer Science and has built up a successful Technology career, working primarily within Management Consulting and the Financial Services. In addition to this, Winston is the Founder of an online platform known as “Positive Spin UK” with a mission of “Creating a world where nobody feels limited in what they can achieve.” You can contact Winston: Facebook: @WinstonSpeaker Instagram: @WinstonSpeaker Twitter:  @WinstonSpeaker Website: winstonclements.com

David Shepard is a Master NLP Trainer and has been involved in the field of NLP for over 25 years. In this lively interview, David shares his journey and insights into NLP. Discover where and as come from and where he thinks it is moving to and his vision for NLP. Discover Davids enthusiasm for NLP and helping other. Be the first to hear about earth breaking news of a new NLP Technique called the "The Elvis Technique." You may be all shook up. Links mentioned in the podcast: The app is www.davidshephard.com Training is www.performancepartnership.com   You May Laugh, I Understand

Bullies and NLP Sadly we find bullies everywhere and being bullied can be devastating. In this podcast, we explore a bully you may have your life and not even be aware of it. Using the concept of PARTS and Sub Modalities to change the meaning and results can be transformational for the victim.

Labels can serve us or hold us back in life. In this week's podcast, we explore this life-changing idea that is good for us until they are not. We discover that the right label can help us become more outgoing, advantages and productive. That labels shape how our unconscious minds process's information. Find the right label, you can bend reality. How labels give us structure that we can then grow as a human. We will also explore the dark side of labels and how they can affect every area of your life negatively. This is when our NLP skills come into play. We finish the podcast with two questions that open possibilities. Download your copy today, and please do leave a review on iTunes.

Easy Change for long-lasting transformation When we think about change and transformation, we can think significant change is what matters. What if we could train our neurology to expect change? We can and in this NLP podcast we explore how little changes can lead to the transformation of our lives. Along the way, we meet the great Gregory Bateson and the youngest engineer who ever worked at NASA. Take the trance to today

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How to grow as a leader & improve your team at the same time Have you ever wondered what the top people in any field have in common? The answer is feedback is the breakfast of champions (and not Wheaties). Yet most feedback does not change behaviour nor results within the work place. We discover that some small changes in how we give feedback can lead to lasting results. We also uncover the art of receiving feedback and what questions to ask yourself to get the best results from your feedback. As any rock god knows, that good guitar solo needs feedback. Download your copy of the podcast today.

How to apply NLP to motivating your team In this podcast we explore what is motivation and how we apply this to our teams. Starting with a linguistic analysis of the word motivation you will discover some hidden clues into the true nature of motivation. It may surprise you Once we have dived deep into the word we explore how clear goals are the foundation to motivation. We uncover reason behind the strange phenomena a happy team but not a motivated team? Then we discover the connection between Goldilocks and having a six-pack. You can download the resources mentioned in the podcast here:NLP Courses Motivation Share the love and Tweet this Podcast

Relationships are just like a parts integration Keeping in mind that everyone is always making the best decision available to them, they are in a relationship because it is their best option. Not because it is, but because they view it as so. If we chunk up a person’s behavior compared to another person’s behavior (two parts of the parts integration) then we can come to their highest intent in a relationship. This should always be to have a successful relationship, as it will contribute to them living better, surviving better, or living more abundantly. Chunked down people may be with someone to hide insecurities, get over pain, or many others, but the highest intent of those will be to live better. This is only how they view themselves living better. They may be in a destructive relationship, but they view the net gain from making the change and leaving as more painful and less pleasurable than staying. If ever the two highest intentions of a relationship don’t match (live successfully, raise children appropriately, etc.) then this is sign that the two should break up. When you do chunk up to the highest intention you can use this to come to agreement with your partner. Example: John just wants to raise successful kids as do you. John does it this way and you do it this way. “How is it that you guys can come together to raise the kids more successfully?” Anchoring others People are always anchoring emotions and feelings to you and their experience of you. Make the emotions as positive as you can. Avoid fighting Talk about happy uplifting things. Coming home from work and complaining is only going to anchor negative feelings to you. Spending more time away from each other, and aiming for generally only happier times together is a good idea. It can take just one event or experience to anchor negative emotions to yourself in the way that another person experiences you. This means trauma, lying, and deceit done only one time in a large emotional burst that impacts another can have a strong association to yourself. Contact Shawn: Click here

This is the most important area of your life. The success or failure of this one area will largely impact every area of your life tremendously. 1.) Pre-Supposition: “Everyone is always making the best choice available to them based on their available options.” Find out how it is their best option and you can come to understanding. Use perceptual positions. Discover empathy Ask the questions that count. Also you can learn to predict their behavior, which could allow you to influence. Wife gets off work late, what does she want? Husband forgets to take out the trash, how can you inspire events that will make remembering to natural and easy? While dating you understand how a woman is generally bombarded with neediness. How can you demonstrate that you understand this and convey that she won’t get this with you? It will leave you with compassion and understanding. They weren’t trying to harm you with their behavior. That is just how they knew best to get what they wanted. Example: Guy that cuts you off in traffic was on the way to the hospital. You know don’t know the other battles that people are facing. 2.) Chunked up language for agreement A lot of people are talking about politics and I actually had a friend ask me how he could get out of disagreements with new people. Largely disagreements are only happening when focusing on finite, chunked down details of larger discussions. As we learned in rapport, we are generally going to want to connect with others and build rapport far more often than we are going to want to disagree and argue. It just serves our outcomes and theirs better. There is a time and a place for disagreement. Do this by taking the specific argument. It could be something as, “As I hate this political candidate because of x [financial policies for instance].” Then take that argument and chunk up the language, “Yes I think it’s important that [our country is able to prosper financially].” What you are doing here is making it difficult for someone to disagree with you. Hard to argue for someone wanting to be worse off financially as a nation. They are very likely to agree and you can build connection from there. It’s true to you. I don’t want you lying to connect with someone, and connecting on higher ideas, more important ideas, is going to be far more beneficial. Contact Shawn: Click Here

Robert Dilts watched Richard Bandler and noticed he never lost an augment, do you want to discover how to do this for yourself? This technique can also help change limiting beliefs. We start off by exploring how we create maps of the world that we then live our lives by. We uncover: The structure of beliefs How to turn the belief into a full belief How to pull out the full thought before we decide how to win an augment How to change intent of a belief How to redefine the belief or augment How to use the bigger picture or detail when winning an augment And changing beliefs without a story is just hard work Download the podcast today P.S. the website is going though some changes.

Exploring the skill of reframing. The unconscious mind reasons though association and this is at the heart of reframing and frames. We explore sequential and simultaneous associations. In this podcast we cover: Reframing examples Sequential and simultaneous associations The dangers of reframing Benefits and downside of a hard reframe (and what is a hard reframe) Why emotional hot points are important and how to spot them How to spot conflict as a way to utilise reframes Classical NLP reframing techniques Download today and be in a great form of mind for the day.

NLP being used for Dog Training. Chris shares with us how he's been using NLP as part of training dog agility in this session we cover: The importance of language when dealing with dog owners How matching pace makes a difference How dogs respond to owners Anchoring being used by top dog trainers What to look out for when at a dog show The content of this podcast is good the recording quality not so much. We have done best to clean up the sound quality but still wanted to share this with you.

NLP being used in the NHS. Chris shares with us how he's been using NLP as a clinical technician In this session we cover: The importance of language when dealing with patients How parents can affect you the results you interview through language The importance of rapport or when working with patients how to connect to somebody over time The content of this podcast is good the recording quality not so much. We have done best to clean up the sound quality but still wanted to share this with you.

Part three of Hypnosis and communication. In this session on everyday trance, we explore how to recognise when someone in a trance. We note: The different stages as someone moves into trance Advanced stages of trance Changes to breathing and what they mean That people tend to look younger in trance Noticing body rhythms and trance Hypnosis presuppositions and how it effects  conversations Universal experiences Different types of suggestions Direct suggestion benefits Indirect suggestions benefits May I suggest you download this podcast now.

Hypnosis and Communication Part Two of Three Building on last week’s podcast we explore how hypnosis techniques can be used in everyday life. We cover: Beliefs shared by NLP and Hypnosis How your beliefs affect your interactions with others. Multi-level communication How to design suggestions that work Two different kinds of suggestions Upside and downside of each kind of suggestions Before you know it you will find yourself downloading the podcast and changing your life, or not.

NLP Podcast 43 Hypnosis Exploring how hypnotherapist approaches a client session we can use the same approach when communicating. Six stages of utilisation Preparation Measuring success Frames of reference Fixation of attention Attention Search for resources Change/influence/transformation Suggestions Evaluation and ratifying

Interview with Patrick McKeown author of Oxygen Advantage Part 2 In this podcast we build on last week's podcast and explore how breathing though your nose can help with asthma. Then we move on to the secret of fitness and learning. When we improve oxygen-carrying capacity of your blood, increasing your VO2 max and extending your endurance potential benefits include: Health Fitness Learning Patrick includes simple breathing techniques so you can put into practice the information covered. Resources: Patrick's Website: http://oxygenadvantage.com The book: Oxygen Advantage

Interview with Patrick McKeown author of Oxygen Advantage Part 1 Patrick studied under the founder of the Buteyko Method. From a young age, Patrick suffered from asthma, applied the techniques he shared in this podcast experienced immediate relief. Learning to breathe through your nose and reducing your breathing volume can be life changing. Patrick has designed breathing programs for healthcare professionals, individuals and athletes. Discover: Why breathing though your mouth can affect your health Importance of breathing in though your nose Deepen your sleep Research behind breathing though your nose Download your copy today Resources: Patrick's Website: http://oxygenadvantage.com The book: Oxygen Advantage

Health and Success Podcast 40 What can we learn from the health and fitness industry about success? In this podcast, we explore two concepts that we can apply to our personal and business success. It is no secret that if you are healthy you are more likely to reap the benefits of success. We explore: Motor units and neurones S.A.I.D Functional Capability You gain what you challenge Consistency Progression Adaptation Download the podcast today.

Dealing with crazy people “The most important decision you will ever make is whether you live in a safe or a dangerous world.” Albert Einstein Do you deal with manipulators, drama queens, bullies, whiners, jerks and know it all? Then this podcast is worth downloading. Pulling on the work of Paul MacLean and Mark Goulston we explore what causes people to be crazy and what you can do about it. How to spot people’s crazy How crazy tries to control you When to walk away The circle of how to deal with crazy people in your life Resources: Talking to Crazy: How to Deal with the Irrational and Impossible People in Your Life Mark Goulston The Triune Brain in Evolution: Role in Paleocerebral Functions Paul MacLean [wp_eStore_buy_now_fancy id=11]

Runs the highly successful Psychotactics.com and marketing consultancy. To give you an idea of what we cover in this interview. Sean says: “But how do you take three months off, without affecting your business and profits? Do you buy into the myth of “outsourcing everything and working just a few hours a week?” Not really. Instead, you structure your business in a way that enables you to put your heart and soul in your work–and then take three months off every single year. Since 2004, we’ve taken three months off every year This podcast isn’t about making endless amounts of money, working like a lunatic. Instead it’s about how to really enjoy your work, enjoy your vacation time–and yes, get paid in advance.” Resources: Sean’s Podcast link: http://www.psychotactics.com/podcast/ http://www.psychotactics.com/blog/

Runs the highly successful Psychotactics.com and marketing consultancy. Sean says, “If you don’t understand the simplicity and predictability of the brain, a lot of your business could be walking out the door. And you may not even realise it! Here’s your opportunity to learn the psychology behind what makes your customer’s brain tick. In this interview Sean shares his insights into asking better questions to run your own business. Sean now takes 3 months vacation each year because of one of the questions he shares with us. Resources http://www.psychotactics.com http://www.psychotactics.com/podcast/

Being in the moment, mindfulness has many benefits apart from stress reduction. Exploring one of the oldest self-development tools, meditation. We can use the insights to enhance our careers and live a fuller life. This week we cover: How one of the greatest sports personalities used it in Africa Which football star uses meditation to still play professional football long after his peers retired from the football. Simple technique you can use anywhere (except driving) to still the mind Train yourself to enter the flow state Why artist, musicians, dancers and martial arts can change structure of your brain. Extra Resources [wp_eStore_buy_now_fancy id=18] [wp_eStore_buy_now_fancy id=19]

Have you found life going well for you and then for no reason at all you self sabotage? In this podcast we explore why this could be so and what you can do to stop yourselves from this sabotage. In this podcast we discover: Classic understanding of why we self sabotage How our values affect sabotage The one value that is missing from most peoples life that creates self-sabotage How what we belief set up self-sabotaging Limiting beliefs How your unconscious creates programs that sabotage life  

In this weeks podcast we explore the concept of incomplete tasks. What we discover is surprising. We uncover: How to use incomplete tasks to increase learning How it is one of the most powerful communication models used by speakers, hypnotherapists, marketing companies and top rated TV shows The dangers of incomplete tasks The underpinning of stress in life This podcast build on last week’s podcast on how to prepare for goal setting. Resources mentioned in the podcast: Books:  Seven Habits of Highly Effective People Getting Things Done Sean De Souza website:  http://www.psychotactics.com

Goal setting is nothing more than a story we tell our selves and the better you express your goal in story form the faster you achieve it. What would we need to do to make sure we tap into the power of story telling for goal setting. Exploring what world-class novelist do to create stories in this podcast we uncover the secrets of how to prepare for goal setting. Tapping into: The power of turning ideas into concepts Stimulating the unconscious mind to enrich your goal setting What one question can we use to expand possibilities How character arc changes how we approach goal setting Not preparing for goal setting is one of the biggest reason people struggle to achieve goals, in my opinion. Lets learn the secrets of preparing for goal setting.

The Art of Framing We explore the power of frames within communication and just how impactful they can be. What are Frames Why they matter and benefits of controlling frames What to do if someone tries to control your frames Dealing with other peoples frames What to do if you are challenged How to design a pre-frame Reframing with elegance The essential skill of de-framing As soon as you are ready to transform your communication download and listen to this podcast