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For AnyOne Who Needs a Change
We all have little things -like bad habbits for instance- about us that we'd like to change...but procrastination along with other excuses keeps getting in the way. Why is it so hard to make a true change...as you're about to learn...that question in and of itself is the wrong question...the right question is how would it be if we could easily make a change literally in a few seconds right now!
One way can be found here: "The simplest way I found to truly actualize the concept of “flexibility of choices”, is by using the most “primitive” and basic reframing formulas of NLP. That is one formula, that I keep seeing other NLP enthusiasts forget to use! It is simple, maybe you’d think it is too simple, but I can tell you first hand - it is an amazing split of a second technique to get you going.
The formula goes as follows:
“What If…” + “How would…” + “Right now” = anticipated dissociation
We’ll take 2 very common examples of immediate flexible choices, which you might also feel somewhat related to. The first would be the nasty habit of thinking about what others think about you… the second would be motivation to action (for doing anything).
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One way can be found here: "The simplest way I found to truly actualize the concept of “flexibility of choices”, is by using the most “primitive” and basic reframing formulas of NLP. That is one formula, that I keep seeing other NLP enthusiasts forget to use! It is simple, maybe you’d think it is too simple, but I can tell you first hand - it is an amazing split of a second technique to get you going.
The formula goes as follows:
“What If…” + “How would…” + “Right now” = anticipated dissociation
We’ll take 2 very common examples of immediate flexible choices, which you might also feel somewhat related to. The first would be the nasty habit of thinking about what others think about you… the second would be motivation to action (for doing anything).
Click here to continue reading the rest of this post...
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