Beginners Guide to NLP – Part 7 (Subliminal Message Programming)

Posted on January 11, 2012 by Jimmy

Today’s article is on subliminal message programming. If you have missed the previous six parts on this NLP series, you can certainly go back and explore all of the ideas in NLP through these links: pattern interrupt, anchoring, eye accessing cues, chunking and neurological levels.

Defining Subliminal Message Programming

Subliminal message programming is also known as positive statements, affirmations, or auto suggestions. This form of NLP messaging can be achieved through sound, images and feelings. In order for this form of subliminal message programming to work, these NLP cues must be embedded into the subconscious, which is the much deeper portion of the mind and something you don’t have a lot of control over.

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Beginners’ Guide to NLP – Part 6 (Neurological Levels for Change in NLP)

Posted on January 6, 2012 by Jimmy

Before we embarked on neurological levels for change in NLP, let me do a brief recap of what we have covered in this Beginners’ Guide to NLP. We are at the halfway mark of this series now. In parts 1-5, I have touched on pattern interrupt, anchoring, eye accessing cues and chunking as NLP skills that can help improve lives. If you have missed any of these, it would be really helpful for you to review them again because from here on we are going to be discussing about more complex NLP ideas. Let us start with neurological levels in NLP.

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Live to tell the tale of credit crunch – Creative ways to stay debt free

Posted on December 31, 2011 by Jimmy

Happy New Year everyone wherever you are. I am starting off or ending this transition period with a guest post about a very important subject for us all – towards our debt free journey.

I am proud to have the expert opinion of Shawn Ambrose, a professional financial writer from Debt Consolidation Care. Enjoy the tips he has to make your life debt free soon.

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Beginners Guide to NLP – Part 5 (Chunking as a NLP Strategy)

Posted on December 29, 2011 by Jimmy

Chunking as a NLP strategy can be useful in many occasions. Have you ever been caught in a negotiation situation where both parties refused to give concessions? This is a common case in diplomacy where politicians try to outwit one another for a better deal.

More often than not, this sort of situation arises because opposing parties are debating and arguing at a level of thought that is similar in its nature. For example, when you choose to decide whether to eat out of not, an agreement might not be so easily reached if you and your children look specifically at the pros and cons of eating out only. Both sides will probably present good points for each case. When such situation occurs, chunking as a NLP strategy can be used to resolve it.

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Beginners Guide to NLP – Part 4 (Eye Accessing Cues in NLP)

Posted on December 27, 2011 by Jimmy

In introducing today’s part on Eye Accessing Cues in NLP, I would like to ask you to recall one of those interrogation scenes whereby a prisoner is been questioned about the truth. Have you witness one of those scenes? If you have, there will be a part where the focus shifts to the eyes of the prisoner. It is as if the eyes is hiding or telling something.

But it has become an acceptable truth that our eyes or rather, the movements of our eye balls does tell or hide something. This is the beauty of eye accessing cues in NLP. Where the eye balls move when a person thinks or talks, indicate a general mode of thinking. Let us explore further.

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Beginners Guide to NLP – Part 3 (Anchoring in NLP)

Posted on December 23, 2011 by Jimmy

Anchoring in NLP can be used to reproduce any desired emotional state you want. Imagine having the power to feel happy, inspired, excited, enthusiastic and powerful at the right time and place! Wouldn’t you want to be in this sort of control? Anchoring in NLP can help you.

Definition of Anchoring in NLP

Anchoring in NLP can be defined as the process whereby certain states, responses and memory can be induced by the activation of some specific stimuli. The triggering of these stimuli sets off a reflex neurological action that produces the associated states, response and memory.

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Beginners Guide to NLP – Part 2 (Pattern Interrupt in NLP)

Posted on December 21, 2011 by Jimmy

With this post on Pattern Interrupt in NLP, we are finally getting started on this series on the Beginners’ Guide to NLP. The key to NLP is all about creating a shift in our emotional states. When we are able to shift from negative to positive emotional states, the decisions we make on any issues becomes better. That will result in better outcomes in our lives.

Pattern interrupt is one of the most basic NLP skills available. If you examine your own lives, you would be able to single out some instances in your lives or those of your loves ones whereby this NLP skill has been subconsciously used.

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Beginners Guide to NLP – Part 1 (An Introduction to Neuro Linguistic Programming)

Posted on December 19, 2011 by Jimmy

My Own Guide to NLP Training

In my earlier post on 25 Random Secrets of My Inspired Life, I mentioned that I had received some form of training and guide to NLP – Neuro Linguistic Program. I first came across this term while reading Anthony Robbins’ book on Unleashing the Giant Within. Robbins coined NLP as Neuro-Linguistic Conditioning to differentiate his teachings from the others. After reading that book, NLP became something I was fascinated with.

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30 Empowering Questions for Emotional Help

Posted on December 17, 2011 by Jimmy

Over the last few weeks, I have been unconsciously writing posts about emotional help. These includes The Enlightened Being – 8 Ways to Recognize this Being, The Power of a Book that will Change your Life and Two Questions After Death that Will Change Your Life. From comments that came with these posts, we entered a very unique discussion about using question for emotional help.

In my own NLP training and reading, I have come across the powers of using questions for emotional help and mastery. Taken in the right perspective, empowering questions can change our focus, transform our emotional state and improve our lives. It is with this source of inspiration that I presenting to you a set of empowering questions to positive change your states for emotional mastery.

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Becoming Rich in Life – Part 2 – Becoming the Internal Millionaire

Posted on December 14, 2011 by Jimmy

Inspired to Becoming Rich like a Reallionaire

Part 1 of Becoming Rich in Life – Becoming Rich Financially was well received by many of my readers. When I decided to write this series on gaining affluence, I did not profess to be one who had gain financial freedom. I am on my way with these tools of financial wealth. I am certain of financial freedom for my family and I. Why is that so? It is because I had acquired the mindset of becoming rich internally. That will inevitably lead you to financial freedom.

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Becoming Rich in Life? – Part 1 – Becoming Rich Financially

Posted on December 12, 2011 by Jimmy

Defining ‘Becoming Rich’

Let me first of define ‘becoming rich?’ From the perspective of personal development becoming rich is more than just becoming wealthy. I acknowledge that wealth and money is important in becoming rich in life, but there is also no doubt that becoming rich in life also has an internal perspective.

In this two parts series on becoming rich, I am going to discuss 10 investments that will help in becoming rich in life. Five of these investments will make you wealthy. The other five will make you an internal millionaire. The latter almost always lead you to the former material status that we all crave in life.

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Spreading my Sunshine

Posted on December 9, 2011 by Jimmy

While making my regular blog-stop at my friend, Deeone Higgs’ site at Release Me Today, I was pleasantly surprised to notice two things. One, there was a sunshine parade on whereby wonderful people at the blogosphere are spreading love to each other again. Two, Deeone has nominated me as one of his ten inspiring bloggers in his life. I am so touched by his gesture. Deeone is fast become one of my best friends online. He exhibits wonderful warm and authenticity in his work and I am honored to be honored by him.

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25 Random Secrets of My Inspired Life

Posted on December 7, 2011 by Jimmy

The Post that Inspired This Post on My Inspired Life

This post about my inspired life was inspired by Janet Callaway from The Natural Networker. In October 2011, she wrote a post on 25 Random Things about Me. It was through this post that I found out many more things about this wonderful blogger. Hence, I thought why not post something like that and let my readers know me better.

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The Needs of Our Souls for Inspired Living

Posted on December 5, 2011 by Jimmy

Following from my previous post on Two Questions After Death that Will Change Your Life, I am sticking around the non-material and spiritual concept of inspired living today. Today, let us explore more aspects of making our souls sing for inspired living.

Defining Our Souls for Inspired Living

The word, “Soul” is commonly used to depict the disembodied spirit of a deceased person as defined in most dictionaries. For our discussion for inspired living, I would like to define the “Soul” as the emotional part of human nature; the seat of the feelings or sentiments. Understanding how these emotions and feelings provide the greatest clues to make our souls sing.

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Two Questions After Death that Will Change Your Life

Posted on December 2, 2011 by Jimmy

The Power of a Book that Will Change Your Life

Recently, I wrote about The Enlightened Being and how striving for that will change your life. It was an inspired piece that came to me from the depths of my mind. Today, I would like to share another inspired post that is related to that. I believe that this article will have profound impact to all of you who read this post. It has certainly changed my life when I focused on these.

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Why Does Richard Branson Inspire Me?

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Jimmy

The person that inspired me most today is Sir Richard Branson. I used to dislike him in my teens when he was all over the media pulling off stunts to ‘show off’ to the world. The one that I remembered most was one when he covered his genitals with a six pack of Virgin Cola in the early 90s when I first noticed it coming online at the supermarkets.

I thought what a ridiculous gimmick he was trying to get business. No class and no taste. The funny thing was, it worked and I actually bought some Virgin Cola to try. It was not too bad. But thanks to the dirty tricks of Coco Cola, Virgin Cola did not survive.

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What are the Stages of Personal Development?

Posted on November 29, 2011 by Jimmy

Lunch Talk that Led to Stages of Personal Development

Recently, I had a rare insight into the stages of personal development when I had lunch with my colleagues. For someone like me, having lunch out with colleagues is a special occasion. I usually prefer not to indulge in the gossiping sessions over lunch with my colleagues. But this lunch proved to be something enlightening.

By then, most of my colleagues would have known about my recent wedding. I did not invite any colleagues because it was a small scale thing. But still words spread and the two of them having lunch with me took the opportunity to talk about it. I was delightfully surprised with the conversation that led to this post on stage of personal development.

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The Power of a Book that will Change your Life

Posted on November 28, 2011 by Jimmy

55 Authors Share Their Stories that Could Change your Life

Recently, I have been reading a book that could change your life, co-authored by Jack Canfield and Gay Hendricks. The book is titled “You’ve Got to Read This Book” (click this link for this free ebook). My good friend Marc Linden from The Books that Changed My Life would definitely be excited about this book since he writes about things he learnt from books that he had read.

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The Enlightened Being – 8 Ways to Recognize this Being

Posted on November 27, 2011 by Jimmy

Are you and Enlightened Being?

Are you an enlightened being? Have your ever consider this question for yourself as you go on your personal development journey? Is there such a person in this world? History would say that there are many enlightened being in this world. Buddha, Gandhi, Mother Theresa, Jesus are just some of the obvious ones.

A check on the dictionary reveals that the word ‘enlightened’ means ‘to give intellectual or spiritual light to; instruct; impart knowledge to’. Thus an ‘enlightened being is someone who is capable to instruction because of the some form of higher perspectives gained. What can these higher perspectives be?

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The Healing Embrace of Blogging

Posted on November 26, 2011 by Jimmy

My Anger and Frustration before Blogging

I have not been myself since our wedding. After such a joyous occasion, one must definitely feel a high from it right? But that is furthest from the truth. In fact, my fuse had been shorter than ever. Perhaps it is due to the lack of time blogging while preparing for the wedding.

Last night my children cried themselves to sleep. When they finally fell asleep, I thought that peace would finally reign until the time I go to work early next morning. But shortly after waking up, my girl woke up crying again. Needless to say, it woke her brother up too, who started crying naturally. There go my plans for blogging.

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