NLP Basics: What You Need To Know About Neuro Linguistic Programming
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- NLP Basics: What You Need To Know About Neuro Linguistic Programming// Start learning NLP with the nlp basics and the basic nlp techniques. In this video I present neuro linguistic programming basics so that you can understand the nlp basic concepts and nlp basics techniques. Neuro Linguistic Programming techniques are an important part of any NLP training or NLP course. The NLP basics consist of various NLP techniques that are meant to guide you on how to master your life. If you ever wondered what is NLP, what is Neuro Linguistic Programming or what is NLP techniques, watch this video and learn NLP. Whether you were looking for neuro linguistic programming for dummies or NLP for dummies, this video is a very good neuro linguistic programming example that you can watch in order to get the basics of neuro linguistic programming techniques youtube can offer. This video is also your nlp basic training.
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Within the past week I have already seen an improvement in my mood, productivity and confidence. Amazing stuff!
Excellent!
An ex of mine used NLP along with narcissistic manipulation techniques on me for years and it caused a lot of damage. I am trying to learn NLP now to heal myself, and guide myself in a better direction. I also would like it to help my husband achieve his goals and finally get over the hurdles that have held him back for so long. He’s very receptive to hypnosis so I am hoping this will be helpful for him.
Damon what great work you’re doing. Big fan. 😉
Thank you so much.
Thank you, you have no idea how helpful you are! Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🙏🏽♥️
You're welcome. Glad you find my videos helpful.
Whenever I think about the inevitability that each person will have their own perspective (based on their past experience), I think of the endless filters that can be applied to pictures with an app...and then I realize my own life experience (living in a time of social media) is acting as a filter on this very topic. 😋
Thanks for the video Damon. I’m not sure why but lately I haven’t been getting notified when you post a video.
Thank you for your comment. The TH-cam algorithm determines, which videos to notify you on based on what videos you watch most. Supposedly though if you've clicked the bell next to the subscribe button it's supposed to notify you regardless.
I personally used (mostly) NLP approaches to 30-40 years of depression and at 82 I am advocating it to activists in my life, so looking for videos that tutor approaches to changing our feelongs.
Thanks a lot for this, was a bit boring at first but cleared my concept
Our personality becomes our personal reality
You're welcome... I think...
@@DamonCart 😂
I have a 3 part Video free training where the 3rd day I found that there were more videos to watch and they helped me change but they didn't show the basics of NLP. I will go back and watch them again.
When I first started looking into NLP and trying to learn more about it, I tried to find a list of the "core values" or something breaking down the most important points or aspects of the program and I wasn't able to find ANYTHING. All I've been able to find were lectures which really didn't zone in on the power points, they gave examples and told stories which made it hard for me to understand what I should be focusing on. It's like reading a whole book for a few answers that you couldn't find because the book didn't have chapters breaking it down in parts. So it's hard for me to stick with it because I don't know if I've passed a certain level and learned what I needed to know in order to move forward. The lectures I've listened to had so much to say, that I think there has to be a guideline to follow and build upon. But I just can't find it. I wish I could go to where it all began and see the foundation of the practice and read the materials that make NLP what it is, instead of listening to other people's stories and personal perceptions of the craft. Do you understand what I mean?
Yes and I went through the same thing. There are two approaches you can take. You can start with the basics and build your foundation, which is the practitioner training. This way can be hard at first because NLP is so vast and in the beginning a lot of parts don't seem to connect. Eventually though, usually when you're at the master practitioner level, it starts to gel for you. This took me a year of continuous practice and training. And still, there were missing pieces. The other approach is to start with a powerful NLP model that brings together aspects of NLP in order to create a specific outcome. I suggest the Self-Concept Model created by Steve Andreas. It's by far the most powerful NLP model. Once you're able to use the model well, you may want to work your way back through the basics of NLP in order to understand the foundation that supports the model. Does this make sense?
@@DamonCart ok I see what you're saying. Thank you for giving me a starting point. I'll look into the self concept model and practitioner training and go from there. And thank you for taking the time to guide me:)
Structure of magic 1&2 by bandler and grinder
@@therootandvein Serop said it already but I would also highly recommend Structure of magic 1 and 2. That really is where it all started.
Awesome explanation. Thanks Damon. keep it up.
Than you
You are great going share
Thank you.
Thanks alot for the video. It was very informative. It really seems fun but would anyone know anything about colours and brain's interpretation of them? I am trying to shop something that has to do with it. Des
In NLP we sometimes match colors with feelings, resources, and values.
Thank you for the way you articulate what you are conveying to all of us about NLP.
You're very welcome.
Great - on how we're experiencing our lives; what about how we 'influence'? Impact? How we change our 'triggered' feelings? (eg depression; anxiety...)
Funny..I had to explain NLP to friend just the other day. I pretty much just said it was the study of learning how people think and using that knowledge to best serve your well being. I know it's much more than that .. but I wanted to break this person in with an easy chunked up example
That works too.
What should be the very first step to be taken for a fresher?
What first technique should one start with if one doesn't know anything about NLP?
I wouldn't focus on one technique so much as I would focus on skills and incorporate techniques as part of the practice. The most important skill that should be cultivated, which most NLPers overlook, is sensory acuity and calibration.
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Sounds like a lot of talk with little being said
NLP is an experiential model so trying to explain what it is always falls short. It has to be practiced and experienced to really understand it.
After listening to this video, this guy is definitely not just talking about nothing! It is relatively easy to understand.
You should also consentrate on more specific examples. Listinging it sounds like "use the force Daniel sun" without saying what is it
I think that is Daniel San. Like I mention in the video, I've made several videos about this, some more specific and some less. This is a less specific video, but no less important to understand.
Glad you understood the expression but no need to offend by it, I just like more contents
I'm not offended. I'm not Japanese.
Hey Damon, I really enjoy watching your videos.. I have been interested in psychology for a long time and when I first noticed NLP it caught my eye, but because I read that NLP was a "pseudoscience" and that there was not a lot of research into it anymore, I stopped reading about it. But fortunately because of some coincidences in life I have discovered that 1) NLP is extremely powerful, more so in my opinion than CBT, and 2) it is definitely not a pseudoscience but in my opinion an actual type of applied psychological science. What I like the most about NLP is that you can change how you internally represent reality so that it changes your state. I also like it how NLP looks at different cognitive faculties such as attention, motivation, perception, goal-setting etc. And how to improve them. I definitely want to become adept at using NLP and fortunately I'm a good learner so I can't wait to see where it takes me.
Thank you for your comment.
Yes NLP is being put through peer reviewed testing in order to scientifically prove its usefulness. However, I don't need a scientific study to prove this to me. I already know it just like I know how beneficial yoga is after practicing it for more than a decade and I also know how effective a martial art Brazilian JiuJitsu is after watching mixed martial arts competitions for years and practicing BJJ. No scientific study was required for me to know this. Nothing against science. We need it and it's one of the most important fields of humanity, but not everything that is effective first needs a scientific study to declare it so. I often say NLP can't be a pseudoscience because it's not a science. NLP is a technology first.
You can use NLP to not just change your state, you can use it to change your identity which is far more powerful than state change.
You're beginning a wonderful journey. The rabbit hole goes deep so be careful and enjoy it.
That’s awesome
Does anyone know what coughing or staring or whispering or brighting or or gaslighting would mean in NLP?
I would need to know more specifically what you're asking for. Each one of those things is different from each other. I don't see the connection.
The map is not the territory.
Lets go viral
Let's!
This might be a silly question. I was told to look into NLP when I asked a vocal coach about tips on how to avoid crying and/or getting overly emotional when I sing. Is this a relevant topic? Was she trolling me? Lol
NLP is great for solving problems so no she wasn't trolling you. At the same time, I don't know of any specific NLP process for that. But throw every NLP process you learn, especially from my videos, at the problem until something works.
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How are we all subjective if we all have the same senses and for all we know could be sharing the same consciousness
We are not all having the same life experience. We are all experiencing our individual experience, which is different from everyone else.
There's no evidence of a shared consciousness. Perhaps it exists but we don't know that to be true.
@@DamonCart you should look into spirituality as well as science. We are all a subject to God's objective consciousness that's why sub is in the word and that's why the royal family lie and call us subjects and give us birth certificates to think they own us.
@@DamonCart what's also like that?
@@milkteaalliance1748 what's also like what?
I would say that with objective truth, if there's other researches that backs up your research and it is passed through peer review and it's been tested or proven then it's no longer a subjective truth. Because objective truth is concerned with facts not really someone's feelings.
That is the ideal of science but it is not perfect. Even when you're dealing with facts, you never have all of the facts. Truth cannot be truth unless it's 100% complete. Because we will never have or know 100% of the truth we can never know objective truth. Even a scientist would agree with that. We have to fill in the gaps with theory. As we add more facts the theory will change.
Also, when it comes to interpreting the facts, we cannot escape our subjectivity. But we have to interpret the facts because facts without interpretations are useless.
@@DamonCart Who's says it's perfect and is there such a thing as perfect?. Science doesn't claim to know absolute truth (unlike religion) but provides the best models and methods of explanation and if they are wrong then they self correct.
We cannot know absolute truth but objective truth we somewhat can because we have the tools to do it. Yes we have to fill in the gaps with theories (scientific theories not general theories) and much of the scientific theories have been proven to be true. Theories do change but that it is mostly when it is contradicted by another theory in which the scientist who written up the theory gets a nobel prize for it.
Regarding to facts, well that's where there's a need of a certain criteria to thoroughly check the accuracy of the facts for it to be interpreted and presented and the quality of the source that the facts are derived from.
@@MrMattias87 we agree more than we disagree and I'm not even sure we're disagreeing on anything. I completely agree with the first paragraph you wrote.
Second paragraph: Technically speaking no theory is ever proven true. Rather, it becomes accepted as how it is like the theory of gravity. It's still a theory because we don't know and will never know all there is to know about gravity so it remains a theory. Something proven would imply there's nothing left to learn. The beauty of science and scientific theories is that they're always open to upgrades and changes as we learn more. Theories change when we learn more. Sometimes that comes from other theories but not always. Sometimes we just learn more and the theory becomes more accurate and sometimes it's debunked entirely.
For your third paragraph: That process never ends.
Again, we'll never know objective truth without objective information passing through our subjective filters. We should not then try to destroy our subjectivity but accept it and understand it better. That's the goal of NLP. You cannot not generalize, distort, and delete information. It's inevitable. So how can we learn to do this in the most useful way? This is the question NLP is always trying to answer. Fulfillment and usefulness will not be found in objective facts alone but they are part of the equation.
@@DamonCart That's where I disagree because much of scientific theories have proven to be true due to the evidence and the peer review it goes through as well as the updates too. Gravity can be easily demonstrated by picking up a pen and dropping it. So my point is we can know for sure when we test and experiment these things . It's not about "perfection" but more about reliability of the tools we use that help us to get to the truth.
I agree theories can be debunked but again that points back to the quality and accuracy of the evidence that made it debunked in the first place.
I agree that the "scientific" method isn't the only way, it is one of the ways that has demonstrated itself reliably to get at the truth because they go off by empirical data and testing. This would be the same principles in the courts under the adversarial system of which evidence is provided for a court case before a judgement is made.
NLP has only one way of looking at things but it doesn't draw on logical conclusions but rather on subjective internal states which can be changing but also at times self deceiving. As much as I love NLP but I am not a zealous NLP practitioner because NLP is not immune from having flaws.
@@MrMattias87 according to science, no theory is ever proven for the reasons I've already mentioned. The most science will do is accept a theory as true but still leave it open for questioning and change.
Regarding your comment about NLP, you have not gone deep enough with it. NLP is not one way of looking at something. It's about understanding how we do that in the first place so we can constantly change the way we look at the world, ourselves, other people, etc. in more and more useful ways as long as it's accurate (not perfect). Carlos Casteneda said that when you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change. That's NLP.
If you think NLP is only about internal states, you don't have the full picture. I'm not trying to be insulting. Most people don't understand NLP even after doing several trainings. It's not something you can learn by reading about it or listening to lectures. It's an experiential model and experiencing it is the only way to learn it.
Nothing is immune to having flaws, not NLP and not science.
How can you talk so much and say so little?
How is it you're hearing me but you're not listening?
@@DamonCart You talk but say nothing
@@simonsays9447 and you're not really saying anything at all.
I thought I was the only one who noticed this.😆 jay k you couldn’t be more succinct with your observation
This guy jus repeated the same thing over and over for the entire video ‘no objectivity all subjectivity all experience but you can’t experience until you subjectively experience because nothing is objective and it’s all subjective so jus jus have to subjectively experience everything that you think is objective because nothing is objective it’s all subjective’
Mumbo f-ing jumbo. Go watch chase Hughes don’t listen to this clown
Sounds like you didn't understand the video, but not because you can't, because you didn't want to. Either that or you're an errand boy for Chase Hughes. Tell him I said hi.
@@DamonCart I actually did make an honest attempt man. I’ve only recently come across nlp, but for being so open minded, your insistence on your apparent idea that you’re obviously the most competent nlp proponent and that any criticism can simply be reduced to faults of the viewer or that it’s somehow obvious that the viewer is some sort of errand boy for a fellow proponent is very petty and only reinforces my first comment. I hope you find a way to grow and get over yourself someday. Sincerely.
Simply put, you’re coming off as very insecure. Good luck to you. I hope your technique helps you conquer your faulty ego
@@takingthelibertywithsam4470 If you gave constructive feedback, even if I didn't agree with it, it would be welcomed. Your original comment was rude and I responded. That makes me insecure?
I think what happened is you think NLP is only about persuasion. Persuasion is a part of NLP but there's much more to it. I've done videos on persuasion. This one is not one of those videos and you got mad about that and felt the need to be rude about it.
Don't you have better things to do like plan the next Insurrection?
@@DamonCart such binary thinking - keep shredding the little credibility you have Damon.
Oh shit I clicked on this video again , absolute bullshit
Absolute bullshit that you clicked on the same video more than once or are you calling my video absolute bullshit?
You explained nothing
Don't know what to tell you. You obviously missed something.
For being a NLP expert this guy sure doesn’t know what he’s doing. In the first 90 seconds he’s repeated the same things over and over and over without direction.
Do you think you can teach me something?
You said nothing. You should take down this video. There’s nothing about NLP in this whatsoever.
Sounds like nothing to a person who doesn't know anything.
Tell you what, would you like to debate me on a live stream and you can school me on NLP? We can do it live right here on my channel for everyone to watch.
@@DamonCart gladly. I’d like to first start by addressing how this video doesn’t cover anything relevant to NLP and how you repeat yourself 5-6 times and go around in circles. For someone educating on NLP you do a very poor job here.
@@trevorkeyes1976 I want to be clear that this debate is not an opportunity to promote yourself. My sole objective will be to destroy your arguments and show everyone who's watching that you're wrong. If you're up for that, I can do it this Saturday. Email me at damon@selfconcept.com and we'll set it up.
@@DamonCart I can’t Saturday but I’m free most of next week. I want to be clear this is a debate about your video and how you didn’t cover any of the basics or the depths of NLP. We can then get into the heart of true NLP
@@trevorkeyes1976 we can debate whatever you want regarding the video or NLP or both. I gave you my email address. Use it if you want to make this happen so we don't have to go back and forth here on which day and time to make it work.
In the world of tiktok you need to make your videos quicker and to the point. Lose the shit talk and just hit facts and useful information im 30 seconds in to this video and i know im not going to watch to the end. I clicked it becuase i thought it was the information i was looking for but after watching i know now its lost my attention.
Do I need to remind you that this is not TikTok. It's TH-cam and for good reason. If you're interested in learning and using NLP effectively, you're not going to get it from a TikTok or even 100 TikToks. You may deceive yourself into believing it though just like fast food deceives the body into thinking you're actually nourishing it. You're looking for snack food. I'm providing nourishing meals. Go back to TikTok if your attention span can't handle it. You're not serious about using NLP effectively.
@@DamonCartThank you, I want to understand something to its core and use it instinctively so I doubt a tik tok format will accomplish that.