NLP Matters Podcast

In the current season of NLP Matters, we have been talking about the NLP Model of Communication. This model encapsulates and integrates our physiological, psychological, and cognitive functioning as it explains how humans collect and process information through our 5 senses to make meaning and create our own map of reality. In the last episode, we discussed the totally fascinating functioning of our 7 unconscious filters. Starting with– Time/Space/Matter/Energy, Language, and Memories. In this episode, we'll be exploring another three filters - Decisions, Values and Beliefs, and Attitudes. Listen to the podcast to find out more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters PodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As we continue our exploration of the workings of the human mind, we can see why learning the NLP Model of Communication can assist us to apply our knowledge to create change, growth, and new behaviours.  In this episode, we'll begin to look at the unconscious filters which sift through the incoming sensory data we experience as we continually construct our reality and our relationships with others. In the NLP Model of Communication there are seven unconscious filters that are key to how we as humans select the information/data we focus on in our external environment - time/space/matter/energy (that's all one filter), language, memories, decisions, metaprograms, values and beliefs, and attitudes.  In this episode, we will explore how the first 3 filters - Time/ Space / Matter /Energy,  language, and our memories impact our perception and the construction of our map of reality. Listen to the podcast to find out more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters PodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are now well on our way into our investigation into what NLP has to say about the totally fascinating workings of the human mind, and why this is important to how we think, behave and go about constructing our reality and our relationships with others. In this episode, we'll look at the role of our ‘states' or emotions.  Over the past few episodes, we've been talking about the ways in which our senses and our mind combine to construct our version of reality. So where do our internal feelings or emotions fit into this NLP Model of Communication, and why does it matter? Listen to the podcast to find out more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters PodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the past two episodes, we have begun exploring what NLP has to say about the fascinating workings of the human mind. Learning about how our minds work reveals the structure that underpins how we think, behave, and construct our relationships with others. It means we can discover how we create our reality.  In this episode, we'll discuss the processes that enable us to selectively filter the information or data that we then use to construct our own experience of reality. We will focus on 3 key processes: deletion, distortion, and generalization. Listen to the podcast to find out more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters PodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our last episode, we discussed how as humans, we use our senses and neurology to construct an internal version of an external reality. We also said that by definition each of these “internal representations” or “maps” are different and unique.  As humans, there’s a lot of information available to us in the external environment moment to moment. So much that it’s physically impossible for our senses to take all this information in, and because we cannot process the sheer volume of information available, we go through a process of selecting the information we do take in and the information that we filter out.  In this episode, we’re going to look in more detail at how this actually works as we explore how we construct our internal representation of the world and the process of filtering information. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we begin another season of the NLP Matters Podcast and start to delve into the totally fascinating workings of the human mind from the perspective of NLP. We’ll be examining things like what NLP has to say about consciousness, the nature of reality, thinking, and communication. We’ll start that conversation by looking at the NLP Model of Communication and the Role of the Senses in Perception. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Presuppositions of NLP provide us with a kind of code of conduct or compass that guides us as we use and apply powerful NLP techniques. Together, they form the ecological framework that ensures that the practice of NLP is constructive and expansive. In this episode, we’ll review these presuppositions and discover how when looked at as a whole, we have a really solid framework not only for how we use NLP but for our living our lives in general. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we’ll delve deeper into the final three NLP Presuppositions - that all procedures should increase wholeness, that all procedures should be designed to increase choice, and that behaviour and change should be evaluated in terms of context and ecology. Much like other NLP presuppositions such as people are doing the best they can with the resources they’ve got, and we all have everything within us when we need to make the changes we want in our life, the presupps we are looking at in this episode continue the theme that there isn’t any part of us we have to get rid of or fix, rather all procedures should increase our choice and our wholeness.  And, when we look at the final NLP presupp of understanding our behaviour in terms of context and ecology, we see that it gives us the freedom to accept ourselves. Maybe, if necessary, even forgive ourselves and others rather than taking up a position of judgement and criticism.  Ultimately, this acceptance frame means we can choose to continue as we are or we can choose to change based on this newfound wisdom.  Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As you follow these podcasts, one of the pictures you will be starting to form about NLP is its expansive nature. As we apply NLP in our lives, we get to expand our notion of what is possible for humans to achieve. In NLP, we emphasise ways of being, thinking, and doing, that increase growth, choice, possibility, personal responsibility, and ultimately, personal power. Together, they can be seen as the characteristics of what Carol Dweck a Professor of Psychology at Stanford University calls, the growth mindset. This expansive mindset stands in contrast to a fixed mindset which is characterized by resistance to change, fighting to keep the status quo, limiting choice, blame, and helplessness. In this episode, we’ll continue to explore two more fantastic NLP Presuppositions that ultimately show us the power of bringing behavioural flexibility in our lives - The Law of Requisite Variety and that the Meaning of Communication Is the Response You Get. Listen to the podcast to listen more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last week, we explored three NLP presuppositions that focus on acknowledging and accepting our personal power by redefining our responsibility as communicators. This time, we’ll delve deeper into two more NLP Presuppositions that really challenge us to see the world from a different perspective  - that people are not their behaviours, and that everyone is doing the best they can with the resources they have available. In NLP, we describe this as taking up different perceptual positions. These different perceptual positions mean more than just an intellectual acknowledgment that everyone has their own version of reality or “map” of the world, rather, we take the imaginative leap and wonder, “What if I had their map? How could I see their world?”  Listen to the podcast to listen more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we’ll explore three more presuppositions of NLP. First, is that resistance to communication is a sign of a lack of rapport. Second, is that the most important information about a person is their behaviour. And lastly, that there is no failure, only feedback. These 3 presuppositions share a common emphasis on looking for meaning beyond just our words or actions or outcomes. They focus on acknowledging and accepting our personal power by redefining our responsibility as communicators. Responsibility for communicating means that we need to notice more than just what is said and encompass behaviour as being a primary indicator of meaning. Finally, we also need to take on board the feedback available to us in a way that means we can use it to grow, adapt, and continuously improve our communication and connection both to ourselves and others.  Listen to the podcast to listen more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Presuppositions of NLP provide us with a compass that guides us as we use and apply powerful NLP techniques to take control of our own lives and really make a difference. These presuppositions form the ecological framework that ensures the practice of NLP is constructive and expansive rather than restrictive and destructive. In this episode, we’ll take a closer look at two of these important presuppositions - The map is not the territory, and having respect for the other person’s model of the world. Listen to the podcast to listen more. Show Notes and Blog The Podcasts See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As we begin our 2nd season of the NLP Matters Podcast, we move on to explore what is perhaps the most fundamental component of NLP, the NLP presuppositions. These presuppositions provide us with the compass that guides us as we use and apply powerful NLP techniques to take control of our own lives and really make a difference. There are a number of presuppositions of NLP., in fact, 14 in all. Despite the fact that they have varying origins, they form the basis upon which the work of NLP is built, and together, they provide the framework that ensures the techniques and strategies of NLP are developed and implemented ethically and responsibly.  In this episode, we’ll briefly introduce each of the presuppositions, and over the next few episodes, we will explore how they can apply in our own lives in more depth. Listen to the podcast to listen more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We have spent much of the past few months discussing and applying a number of NLP strategies to the setting of our goals using NLP techniques like the Be-Do-Have model, 6 Core Needs, the 5 Principles of Success, the Keys to An Achievable Outcome, and the Well-Formedness Conditions, with each strategy adding a new layer to the journey of Building our Successful Life and ensuring our goals are robust and resilient. In this episode, we’ll draw all these threads together so we can see how unstoppable we can be when we bring them all into play. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Over the past few weeks, we have seen how when taken individually, the Well-Formedness Conditions give us a great understanding on the specifics of our outcome and what needs to be done to achieve it. This also means we get even more clarity on who we need to be to deliver on the actions that will ultimately get us our results.  In this episode, we will get to see just how powerful this strategy becomes when we combine all the Well-Formedness Conditions together and apply them all to our outcome. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The NLP technique of Well Formedness Conditions, which adds the final layer to the journey of Building our Successful Life and ensuring our goals are robust and resilient. So far, we have looked closely at the first five of the Well Formedness Conditions. In this episode, we’ll explore the Well-Formedness Condition of expanding on the sensory-specific details that describe the first step on the way to achieving our goal. And once we’ve done that, we’ll look at the final step of the Well-Formedness Conditions, which is to confirm that our goal increases choices. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When we have completed the first of the 5 Success Principles, Knowing our Outcome, we can use the Keys to an Achievable Outcome, and then,  the Well-Formedness Conditions to get an even greater understanding on the specifics or our outcome and the targeted actions required to achieve this outcome. This also means we get even more clarity on who we need to be to deliver on these actions that will get our results. Having looked at steps 1, 2, and 3, in the Well-Formedness Conditions the next step we want to explore is again confirming that our goal is ecological. Because we have worked even more on our goal and we have even more sensory specific detail, our goal has developed, and that means we may find that there are some new misalignments between our conscious and unconscious minds or other potential impacts that arise from our goal that we didn’t notice before. It is also important that we have more than one way to achieve it. By revisiting an ecology check and making sure that we have more than one way to achieve our goal, at this point we can reconfirm that our goal is aligned and that we are ready to go! Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The NLP technique of Well-Formedness Conditions adds the final layer to the journey of Building Our Successful Life by ensuring that our goals are robust and ready to go.  When we apply the Well-Formedness Conditions to our goal, we are doing our final check to confirm both the absolute alignment and resilience of our goals. We have so far looked closely at the first two steps - stating our goal in the positive and having the goal self-initiated and self-maintained. The next step is all about providing the detail around our goal. Why do we want to specify our outcome in detail? Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog The Podcasts See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In the previous episode, we introduced the NLP technique called the Well-Formedness Conditions, which adds the final layer to the journey of Building our Successful Life by ensuring our goals are robust and ready to go. The theme of this first NLP Matters podcast series is to support us in working our way through the process of really building the life we want to have, our own version of a successful life. As we work through this process layer by layer, we gain even more clarity on what it is we actually do want to have! When we have used the first of the Five Success Principles, Knowing our Outcome, as well as the Keys to an Achievable Outcome, we get an even greater understanding on what needs to be done – the targeted actions, to achieve the outcome, and who we need to be to deliver on these actions to get the results. The next step is making sure that we believe both consciously and unconsciously that our desired outcome is totally achievable because we do not want to invest all this effort and time only to set ourselves up to fail, do we?  This is where the Well Formedness Conditions adds so much more value. When we use it together with the Five Success Principles and Keys to an Achievable Outcome, this final check confirms that all the work we have already done planning and preparing for our success is not only possible, but even more than that it is also totally do-able. In this episode, we take a deeper dive into the first two of these conditions – stating our goal in the positive, and having the goal self-initiated and self-maintained. Listen to the podcast to learn more. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we’ll start to explore yet another really useful NLP tool that adds the final layer to our theme of Building our Successful Life and ensuring our goals are ready to go. This tool is called the Well Formedness Conditions. When we apply these conditions to our goal we get to do our final check to confirm both the absolute alignment and resilience of our goals. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcasts See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The Keys to an Achievable Outcome guide us as we develop a rich and deep understanding of the first of the Five Success Principles of Success - Knowing Your Outcome.  The Keys to an Achievable Outcome dive deeply into our desired outcome so we can have great clarity and do a robust check – is this goal really what we want? It provides a recipe we can follow that develops a very clear definition of the outcome we are going for and then we get to confirm that the goal is formulated thoroughly looking at it from all different angles or perspectives. In this episode, we’ll draw together all the 9 Keys as we wrap it up and really get to see the power we have when using this NLP tool.  Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Since episode 16, we have been exploring the NLP technique called the Keys to an Achievable Outcome. I trust that throughout these episodes, you are getting a really clear insight into the power of these keys when it comes to designing and delivering on your goals. Having covered keys one to eight, let’s get to the ninth and final key, which is, “Is this goal ecological?”  This is a powerful reflective question for us to ask ourselves, because too often we may choose goals and invest great effort, time, and perhaps even money into them only to discover that in fact the goal does not align with who we are, because even when it is self initiated and self maintained it still may not really be our own goal. Perhaps, we chose it because in our culture it is seen as a good thing, or maybe we chose it to please or satisfy someone or something else. Or perhaps we chose a goal and then we discover that the goal has consequences we did not consider and maybe those consequences are not acceptable to us.  The main role of the ninth key in keys to an achievable outcome is to have us reflect on these aspects of our goal.  So, how can we tell if our goal is ecological? Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The Keys to an Achievable Outcome is a powerful set of keys that ensures that our desired outcomes or goals are structured in a way that maximises our potential for success.  Last week, we learned the importance of having a goal that is congruently desirable and making sure that our goal is self-initiated and maintained.  In this episode, we’ll explore the 7th and 8th keys - ensuring that our goal is appropriately contextualised and that we have (or at least know) the resources we need in order to achieve our goal. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

One of the tools that NLP gives us to get a real focus and clarity around our goals is The Keys to an Achievable Outcome, which really solidifies the first of the Five Principles of Success - Knowing Your Outcome.  The Keys to an Achievable Outcome can be seen as an expression of the science of setting goals. Having covered the steps one to four of these keys, let’s now move on the next two - checking that our goal is congruently desirable and ensuring that it is self-initiated and maintained. These two steps answer the question, “What will this outcome get for us or allow us to do?” In other words, “Why do we want this goal in the first place?” Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In our last episode, we learned the first two Keys to an Achievable Outcome - stating our goal in the positive and specifying the present situation. But how do you actually know when you’ve actually achieved your goal?  You may find it hard to believe, but quite often, people don’t recognize when they have achieved their goal. We may have something we are aiming to do or something you want to achieve, and we become so busy doing it that we get so caught up in the process. And, when we have actually achieved the goal, it is then, what’s next?  Our attention and focus have shifted beyond the goal, which means that we don’t get to celebrate our success. In fact, sometimes, we get trapped in a cycle of feeling as though we will never achieve anything, and you wouldn’t want that, would you?  In this episode, we’re going to explore in detail the third and fourth keys to an achievable outcome - specifying the outcome in detail and specifying your evidence procedure, which are both really important to ensure that we get clarity around our goals and around our measurement of success.  Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Imagine that you have been working your way through the process of really building the life you want to have. And as you work through this process you gain even more clarity, on what it is you actually do want to have! You have used the first of the 5 Success Principles, Knowing your Outcome and you are also getting a greater understanding of what needs to be done – the targeted actions, to achieve the outcome - and who you need to be to deliver on these actions to get the results.  Now is the time when you want to make sure that your desired outcome is actually achievable because you do not want to invest all this effort only to set ourselves up to fail, do you?  This is where the Keys to an Achievable Outcome adds loads of value. Using these keys we get to really dig very deeply into the first of the principles of success, Knowing Your Outcome.  In this episode, we’ll delve deeper into the first two keys to an achievable outcome - stating the goal in the positive and specifying the present situation.  Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In the last couple of weeks, we examined the Five Principles of Success from NLP - Knowing Our Outcome, Taking Action, Sensory Acuity, Behavioral Flexibility, and the Physiology and Psychology of Excellence.  In this episode, we’ll continue to build on the theme of NLP tools that you can use to build your successful life, and as we move on from the Five Success Principles the focus goes back to defining our outcome. In this episode, we are going to begin to look at one of these NLP tools called The Keys to an Achievable Outcome. This model really digs very deep into the first of the principles of success, Knowing Your Outcome, and this is because it is just so critical to our success that our dream, outcome or goal is clearly defined and structured specifically to maximise your success. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast

Over the past six episodes we have been exploring the NLP 5 Principles for Success. We said at the start of our journey through the Five Principles of Success that with NLP we could study and decode the patterns of thinking, strategies and techniques that are shared by successful people. Using NLP modelling strategies, we discover that it is possible to follow them on our very own path to success. They have made the journey so much easier for us, leading the way and, because we can learn from the best and replicate what successful people have done we absolutely can achieve success for ourselves.  Following the 5 success principles gives us a structure that we can use over and over and over again, with the aim to have this structure unconsciously ingrained in everything we do, because every time we do use this structure, we build our neural “muscles”, and so, we begin to master the art and science of setting and achieving our goals. In this episode, we’re going to put the five principles together and get to see just how powerful a package this is in achieving our dreams and goals. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast

We have noted that as successful people we need to invest time, effort, and imagination into some key areas to build and achieve our success.  Firstly, we ensure we meet number one of the 5 Success Principles – Knowing our outcome. This means we are clear about where we are going, our goal. Secondly, we know that no goal can be reached without targeted action. We are not only taking action, but we are taking specific actions that will bring us closer to our goal. Thirdly, we use our sensory acuity so we can check to see if we are on course, and fourthly if we are not totally on track we have the behavioural flexibility to change what we are doing which means we get back on track. Together, these strategies combine to form a powerful framework for success. However, there is one remaining piece!  The fifth and final of the success principles that highlights how successful people have a way of being that supports their success. In NLP, we call this the Physiology and Psychology of Excellence. This principle brings home the importance of not just what you do to achieve success, but also how fundamentally it is who we are being, that is the difference that makes the difference. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast

In the past couple of weeks, we have noted that successful people invest time, effort and imagination to ensure they meet the first of the 5 Success Principles – Knowing your outcome! They know that secondly no goal can be reached without targeted action, and thirdly they develop the sensory acuity to be able to check to see if they are on course. The question then becomes, what happens if I discover that my course needs correcting? We need to be able to adapt to the new information that tells us our course needs correcting without becoming distracted and blinded by negative thoughts and emotions like blame and despair. If we do, we are likely never to reach our goal, because we are no longer focused on things that can bring us closer to them. This brings us to the next success principle, Behavioural Flexibility.  Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast

Last week, we focused on the first of the Five Principles for Success, which is Knowing Your Outcome. This is the place we all need to start from on our way to achieving success. Now, that we are very clear on our outcome or goal, it’s time to take massive action! And, when we are taking action it is vital that we continue to use our sensory acuity.  These are the next two principles of the Five Principles for Success that we are going to explore in this episode and how we can apply them using NLP techniques to accurately model success and create results in our own lives. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast

People who have success in their own lives, on their own terms all have a clearly defined purpose, they have a clear plan to achieve it, and they have a passionate desire that drives them to reach their goals. Successful people also demonstrate to us what is perhaps the most fundamental component of building success, and that is following the proven recipe which, fortunately for us has been studied, analysed, modelled and recorded as a powerful NLP technique, called the 5 Principles for Success. The NLP Five Principles for Success are the strategies that successful people have in common, and together they provide all of us with a roadmap to achieving our goals and our dreams.  These principles are:  Knowing your Outcome;  Taking Action;  Sensory Acuity;  Behavioral Flexibility; and The Physiology and Psychology of excellence  In this episode, we’ll focus on the first of these principles – Knowing Your Outcome, because this is the place we all need to start from on our way to achieving success. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast

In this episode, we’ll turn our attention to what is perhaps the most fundamental component of building your successful life by following a proven recipe that is used by successful people all over the world - The Five Success Principles.  The Five Success Principles is a model which has been studied, analyzed, modeled, and recorded as a powerful NLP technique for us all to follow. Whether you want success in your business, relationships, family, health, or any other area of your life, and no matter how specifically you define success, following this formula gives us the structure to consistently deliver the results we want. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast

We learned about the Six Core Needs Model, which was developed by Tony Robbins, as a simple and clear structure that reveals one of the most profound unconscious driving forces to human behaviour. The Six Core Needs are certainty, variety, significance, love and connection, growth, and contribution. In this episode, we’re going to explore how they all play together in our lives and in the lives of the people around us.  Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast

In this episode, we’ll explore in detail the final two core needs from the Six Core Needs Model. These are the need for growth and the need for contribution.  These two needs are sometimes known as higher-order or spiritual needs, and they're slightly different from the first four needs, which we call personality needs. The first four needs were certainty, variety, significance, and love or connection. Let's take a look at these needs for growth and contribution. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast

Meeting our basic six core human needs can either result in us indulging in eternal loops of behavior that don't deliver the results we want or can produce effective behaviors and strategies that propel us towards our goals and dreams. In this episode, let’s continue to explore the Six Core Human Needs, and this time considering the core need of significance and the need for love and connection.  Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast

In this episode, we’ll explore in detail the first two core needs from the Six Core Needs Model by Tony Robbins. These are the need for certainty and the need for uncertainty. You may remember from our last episode, that a critical feature of this model is that we're talking about needs. This means that they're not merely desires or nice to haves, rather they are essential needs that we must meet. The only choice we get is how we make them. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast

With the continued extreme uncertainty we face in this 2020 world, there are lots of unusual behaviours that we can observe in our communities now. Things like people hoarding particular grocery items or perhaps on a more domestic front, people might be a bit more grumpy than normal or perhaps a bit more lethargic than normal. Some people may even be a bit more energetic than normal. We're noticing that people's behaviors are changing in this environment. And so in this episode, I think it’s time to focus on another fundamental model that provides powerful insight into why people do what they do. This model is the Six Core Needs Model. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast

In the last couple of weeks, we talked about each component of the BE-DO-HAVE Model. We talked about the importance of clearly defining what you have and how your outcome determines what you need to do and who you need to be in order to achieve that outcome. In this episode, let’s take a look at how these three components all work together in building your success and having the life that you want.  Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast

When you’ve clearly defined what you want to HAVE, it’s time to go back and to think about who you need to BE and what you need to DO to achieve that outcome. In this episode, we’re going to drill into a bit more detail about the BE and DO part of the BE-DO-HAVE Model. With all these three components in alignment, you will ensure you get the outcome that you want to achieve and be well on your pathway to success. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog NLP Matters Podcast

In this episode, Joanne talks about the "Having" part of The BE-DO-HAVE Model. She explains how clearly defining the outcomes we want to have helps us frame and determine the actions we need to take in order to achieve those goals.  

In this episode, I talked about the BE-DO-HAVE Model, which is a simple model that underpins a lot of human behaviour. With everything that is happening on the planet now, where people are facing a lot of uncertainty, the BE-DO-HAVE model provides us with the opportunity to reconnect with that absolute determination to be who we need to be and to do what needs to be done to get the results that we decided we are going to have. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Episode Show Notes The Podcasts

Welcome to the NLP Matters Show, coming to your favourite podcast app soon. I'm your host, Joanne Clark. In each weekly episode, we deliver to you the essential ingredients to continually learn, grow, achieve and connect to your personal power; Which means, that you can be the difference that you want to see, as you gain the inner certainty, and discover even more powerful and effective NLP techniques that you can use in everyday life. The NLP Matters Show is a nurturing space for you. Just show up and listen in, on your favourite podcast listening app and subscribe at nlpmatters.com.au/subscribe. I look forward to you joining me on the first episode coming soon,