NLP PRACTITIONER

PROGRAM

Module 1: how to take control of your life and its direction?
Perception, language and processing are central to our thoughts for how the mind constructs reality? Discover how to consciously form your mental maps to achieve your goals. How developed habits enhance personal and professional life. Understand the impact of sustained motivation. Learn the art of “self-mastery” and how to model behaviors that help in various situations. Understanding these processes enables you to effectively manage your life.

Module 2: values, beliefs and emotions – what is what and how to work with them?
“Straw enthusiasm” often leads to a loss of motivation once emotions subside. It is crucial to understand the role of values as a powerful internal motivation. Beliefs about ourselves and the world shape our lives – how can we use them to achieve a better everyday life? It is important to build support systems, a variety of beliefs, and effective methods to change thinking about difficult experiences.
Transforming perspective from failure can become constructive feedback. Confidence to act in new and uncertain situations is achievable for everyone. Resolving “internal conflicts” is building an assertive and consistent attitude. It is crucial to read the information coming from emotions before they take control of logical thinking – emotions as valuable feedback.

Module 3: Properly defining and setting the path to long-term goals – in other words, how to put the important over the temporary?
A long-term strategy for planning and achieving goals requires effective anticipation and design of results. Creating access to strongly resourced emotional states through the anchoring process is crucial. It is also important to change limiting states, such as grief, sadness or anxiety, into ones that support goal achievement.
By reanchoring limiting states and analyzing our own identity, values, beliefs, skills, environment and behaviors, we can better understand their impact on our lives. Using Robert Dilts’ Neurological Levels, we can practically apply the theories to our actions, aiming for greater effectiveness by building internal coherence and harmony.

Module 4: Time, the art of communication, the language of good influence-everything is communication, so let’s learn to do it right.
Perception of time affects effectiveness – let’s consider what time is and how we understand it. Personal life and the past shape our goals by forming a personal timeline. How can it be improved by breaking out, repairing and enriching it?
Past experiences are a valuable source for today’s and future goals. Reworking negative experiences and recognizing the past as a resource is key.
Effective communication is the art of understanding language patterns and influence. What questions we ask such results we get. The art of asking questions that solve problems and motivate, opening up new possibilities where there were limitations. How to use this skill to achieve the desired results?

Module 5: building our good future.
On the road to success, it is worth considering what resources I already have and how I can use them more effectively. Identifying personal resources, skills, values and beliefs is key.
Reflecting on what I think about the world, about myself, about money, and what my beliefs are, allows me to build resourceful beliefs and better manage my emotions.
Understanding what constitutes my greatest motivation allows me to strengthen and replenish resources, such as my value system and existing skills, using them to achieve my goals and fulfill my life’s calling.
It’s also important to clarify your career goal and create a vision for the future through the present at work.
Recognizing the past as a resource for building a good future opens new perspectives and allows one to benefit from experiences in every aspect of life.