| Tips for Learning and Understanding NLP
Hello
When I read NLP Connection threads, it amazes me how much I miss or goes outside my awareness, yet when someone points it out in the thread, I get it . I have been reading some of the prominent posters and the subtle things that seem obvious to some or that get picked up, I miss or struggle to make the links. I image, that a lot has to do with state and practice, though maybe there is possibly something else that maybe helpful or that I am not aware of.
I am curious, how do you do it? I am very passionate about becoming a good, no a very good NLP'er, and was wondering if anyone had any tips, strategies or processes that you use to understand, comprehend and make things easier to take onboard and memorable?
A hint, my trainer gave me and which I am practicing, is to pick a part of the meta mode, write out a list of 100 examples of this and then write out a sleight of mouth bust next to it. For example, this week I am writing down examples of mind reading, then I practice busting the mind read using sleight of mouth. Great fun, I am now starting to discover just how much these sleight of mouth patterns appear in normal conversations and messages.
I an curious about trying out different states and strategies for learning and comprehension.
What is a good learning state to take in new information?
Does this learning process/state change if you're taking the information from a book, DVD's or CD, if so what specifically?
What do you do that makes comprehending things easy?
What did you do to consolidate your learning’s?
What did you find helpful in becoming fluent with the different aspects of NLP?.
Hopefully others will also find this thread helpful
Have a great day
Last edited by Tranquil_Lotus; 22nd Jul 08 at 03:34 am.
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