Three NLP concepts help you identify leverage points: Clarity about goals and values will drive your best unconscious choices. A change in perspective or emotion is effective in generating new choices and behaviours. You don’t have to be right. You have to try something and observe the results.

NLP offers an understanding of how to recognize the elements of coaching practice so that you can practice them. Here are three steps that show you where to start.

NLP as taught at NLP Canada Training is neither a science nor a pseudoscience. It’s a set of practical tools that are updated to align with current science and provide a bridge from science to the choices you make everyday. You can think of it as an art or a craft, a way of understanding life that draws on science and experience and practice.

Why videos and quizzes can’t teach you decision making and communication. Live training allows you to do more than consume information. You develop skills you can apply in your daily life, skills you’ll still be using in 3 months or 3 years.

This fall will feature two new ebooks, a new coaching website, and the latest version of our Master Practitioner training. We don’t just tell you how to change: we make change happen.

Thinking and decision-making are skills, no different than the skills you use to compete or perform in other fields. If you want to ensure your thinking is your best possible thinking, you need to prepare.

In NLP courses, we learn to build rapport and read changes in ourselves while we are connected to others. The mind you read is always your own, but it is your mind under the influence of someone else’s thoughts and feelings

How can you build optimism? It takes willpower to move your attention from problems to the strengths that will solve them. That willpower is a little easier when you surround yourself with people who are also looking for strengths and solutions. It’s not about looking for a bright sid

Flow is one kind of congruence. Another is a sort of touchstone that allows you to know when all parts of you agree on a next step. This often comes after you have deliberately gathered as much information as is avaiable to you before you make a decision. At some point, searching and testing alternatives stops giving you new information. When it’s time to choose, you do what feels right.  What feels right is congruence. It’s the choice that is grounded in your awareness, settling your body and your mind. It’s the choice you know you can live with.