NLP MasterCLASS

NLP Marketing, Couples Coaching Ground Rules, NHS Crisis & Handling Addictions | Live Q&A with Steve & Tina

Steve and Tina host a live monthly Q&A on Facebook, discussing how current economic and NHS pressures create opportunities for coaches to adapt and help more people. They answer questions on setting ground rules with couples (listening, coaching neutrality, and an exercise to reconnect partners to early attraction), avoiding imposing personal beliefs, and using personal metaphors in marketing while remembering audiences care about themselves. They compare organic vs paid marketing, emphasizing experimentation, warming cold audiences, and tracking acquisition cost and ROI, and suggest focusing locally. They address safeguarding and record-keeping when clients mention suicidal thoughts and how to respond when people can’t afford help, including signposting, pro bono limits, and group wellbeing sessions. They touch on learning meta programs through observation, working with addiction only when clients truly want change, and crafting an elevator pitch that sparks curiosity and conversation.

00:00 Going Live Setup
01:00 Welcome and Catch Up
01:32 Recession and Flexibility
04:56 Couples Ground Rules
08:11 Stay Out of Their Map
14:33 Marketing Commandments
17:20 Personal Metaphors That Sell
21:24 Organic Versus Paid Ads
28:59 PTSD Client and Safeguarding
34:42 Crisis Call and Evidence
35:27 Pro Bono Without Guilt
35:57 NHS Crisis and Group Support
38:58 Meta Programs in Practice
42:52 Compassion Fatigue and Boundaries
45:08 Addictions and Real Motivation
51:05 Alcohol Chemistry and Control
55:44 Hairdresser Leaflets and Referrals
56:54 Crafting an Elevator Pitch
01:03:30 Wrap Up and Upcoming Events

NLP & Hypnosis Q&A: Anchoring on Zoom, Selling Without Objections, and What’s Next

In this Facebook Live Q&A, Steve and Tina discuss rapid change in the world and share updates on their current NLP Practitioner training, upcoming Meta-Model work, and a Master Practitioner starting at the end of November. They answer questions on how to collapse anchors in a Zoom setting using visual and auditory cues, and compare virtual vs in-person work, including ideomotor responses, client comfort, flexibility, and fewer cancellations. They address persuasion and pricing objections, emphasizing that “five-star clients” should be filtered and pre-qualified before calls so money concerns are handled early. They explain how they structure coaching programs and payments, reflect on what excites them about their work, and describe using submodalities and future pacing in negotiation. They also recommend learning hypnosis through listening, reading (including Hammond’s book), voice craft, and music/binaural beats, and mention expanding content to YouTube/LinkedIn and promoting a free NLP Masters Summit.

00:00 Going Live and Catching Up
01:17 Practitioner Training Update
04:10 Master Practitioner Preview
06:48 Events and Community Updates
09:07 Q&A Collapsing Anchors on Zoom
22:35 Persuasion Pricing Objections
31:32 Packages Retainers and Payments
34:08 Prepayment Policies
35:59 Invoicing Made Easy
36:47 Best Part of Work
42:21 Impact and Compassion
47:02 Master Practitioner Mindset
51:01 Submodalities in Sales
56:23 Learning Hypnosis Resources
01:01:05 Voice Music and Trance
01:04:58 Wrap Up and Next Steps

Live Q&A: NLP Training Tasters, Zoom Inclusion, Stroke Recovery & Anxiety Tools

A live-streamed Q&A features the host on holiday in Scotland with team member Tanya Bunting, who reports on Steve being in London with Paul McKenna and Alessandro Moira running a “Change Your Life in Seven Days” seminar and successfully including virtual Zoom attendees. They answer questions about marketing an NLP Practitioner course, recommending longer tasters than one hour, charging rather than offering free intros, tailoring content to the audience (especially businesspeople), and “over-delivering” to create customer astonishment. They discuss supporting stroke recovery with positive language and daily 7-11 breathing, troubleshooting when breathing “causes anxiety,” and addressing panic/fight-or-flight through regular practice. Other topics include working with children via storytelling and NLP techniques, exploring secondary gain in symptoms, being appropriately authoritative with clients, and handling dissociation and trauma, including concerns about reassociation, swish patterns, and timeline-style approaches.

00:00 Going Live Glitches
00:54 Scotland Update and Seminar Recap
02:27 Running Hybrid Zoom Rooms
04:50 Marketing NLP Tasters
10:20 Pricing Intros No Freebies
13:39 Overdeliver Customer Astonishment
16:24 Stroke Recovery Expectations
23:39 7-11 Breathing Anxiety Fixes
26:52 Panic Attacks Post Stroke Plan
33:36 Child Emetophobia Case
34:17 Secondary Gain Clues
36:10 Bug Phobia Holiday Story
39:20 Be Authoritative With Clients
41:12 Autistic Cambridge Aspirations
47:37 Storytelling Hidden Hypnosis
49:56 Trauma Dissociation Questions
55:10 Timeline Resource Exercise
56:20 Closing Chat And Farewell

Autumn Training Updates + Q&A: Cult Recovery, Stop Smoking Commitment, Zoom Anchoring & Pain Ethics

In this Facebook Live, Tina and Steve catch up after Orlando, discuss UK weather, and preview upcoming events: an NLP Practitioner in October at Regent’s University (returning to three live weekends plus a language day), a November Master Practitioner focused on recognizing/creating/installing strategies plus advanced hypnosis and deep trance identification, and a forthcoming affiliate program with ready-made marketing content. They also announce a September 22 masterclass led by Tina on using hypnosis and NLP to support fertility and infertility, sharing IVF experiences and a case where relaxation led to natural conception. In Q&A, they advise on working with someone who escaped a cult by clarifying outcomes and addressing beliefs, assess stop-smoking readiness through language and commitment, recommend simplifying admin with templates and basic processes ahead of economic uncertainty, explain how to anchor effectively on Zoom, caution against removing pain signals for osteoarthritis while using visualization and safe adjustments, and outline approaches to tics/Tourette’s by reducing stress and building conscious control.

00:00 Live Welcome and Weather
00:58 Busy Autumn Plans
02:14 Anniversary and Joshua News
04:04 Practitioner Training October
05:15 Master Practitioner Preview
07:34 Affiliate Program Launch
08:33 September Masterclass Fertility
10:39 IVF Stories and Body Wisdom
14:53 Client Q&A Cult Recovery
23:21 Stop Smoking Commitment Test
33:58 Business Processes for Recession
36:51 Time Efficiency Math
37:39 Kill Parasitic Admin
38:09 Simple Systems Templates
38:37 Software Tools Tradeoffs
41:23 Paperless Admin Workflow
43:04 Eliminate Delegate Automate
44:17 Anchoring On Zoom
45:58 Zoom Trance Techniques
52:06 Knee Pain Duty Of Care
54:53 Visualization For Recovery
01:01:48 Tics Tourette Patterns
01:04:05 NLP Control Strategies
01:11:21 Wrap Up And Goodbye

Nested Loops, Edutainment & Scaling Your Practice (Plus Hypnotic Fertility Masterclass)

Two hosts reconnect after technical issues, with Tina joining from Florida during an NLP trainers’ training with Richard Bandler and team, where participants are practicing nested loops and anchoring. They discuss how nested loops and metaphors embed learning, share examples from Eddie Izzard and Bandler’s teaching style, and suggest a future masterclass on the topic. Tina previews an upcoming masterclass on hypnotic fertility, sharing a past case and her strategy for supporting unexplained fertility and medical interventions, with dates to be confirmed around 22 September. They promote newsletters, trainings, the Secret Agents of Change membership (monthly skills and business sessions, recordings, CPD points), and an affiliate program opening 1 August. Q&A covers making presentations fun via “edutainment,” scaling with group coaching and clear economics, pricing without mind-reading demographics, managing incongruent client goals in affairs/addictions through deeper diagnostics, and approaches to parenting change work.

00:00 Tech Issues and Hello
00:54 Florida Weather and Air Con
01:46 Orlando Training Update
03:00 Nested Loops Explained
04:31 Bandler Stories and Learning
07:30 Next Masterclass Hypnotic Fertility
11:21 Newsletters and Membership Perks
14:56 Courses Retreats and Affiliates
19:25 Q1 Making Presentations Fun
29:41 Q2 Scaling Your Practice
32:56 Value Ladder Scaling
33:41 Group Offers That Worked
35:40 Pricing Maths Not Vanity
37:01 Charge For Value
41:50 Zoom Changes Marketing
44:25 Incongruent Client Goals
48:55 Deep Diagnostics First
56:34 Parenting Change Work
01:03:57 Therapist Ethics Boundaries
01:09:20 Closing Plans Goodbye

Business Alchemy Retreat, Membership Updates & NLP Tools to Handle News Stress | Steve Crabb & Tina Taylor

Steve Crabb and Tina Taylor discuss a UK heat wave, share updates on their July 1–3 Glastonbury Business Alchemy retreat at Chalice Well (with limited places), and describe outcomes from their Prosperity Mission, including a past student increasing dog-training income to over £1,000 per month. They address hesitation and scarcity mindset around investing in change, invite viewers to join their newsletter and Student Dojo at nlp-masterclass.co.uk, and clarify the difference between the free Student Dojo and the paid Secret Agents of Change membership for coaches, therapists, and consultants, reopening this weekend. They promote next week’s quarterly Zoom masterclass with Kay introducing the Happy Brain Model and explain access via a promo code for members. In the Q&A, they offer strategies to reduce negative media impact (remove triggers, disassociate, use humor, examine underlying needs), advise on six-step reframing without requiring conscious solutions, discuss book-leveraging via market research and reviews, suggest options for renting therapy rooms, and outline an approach to staff wellbeing consulting using confidential HSE-style audits, before/after measurement, and monetizing absenteeism and presenteeism.

00:00 Weather Banter Opener
00:50 Glastonbury Retreat Details
02:39 Prosperity Mission Success
04:20 Hesitation And Scarcity
07:34 Newsletter And Signup
09:37 Membership Sites Explained
14:53 Next Zoom Masterclass
17:26 Tech Clarifications And Jokes
19:45 Marco News Mood Question
25:16 Detaching From Bad News
28:58 Tina COVID And Mindset
30:37 Chained Stress Triggers
33:09 News and Sensationalism
34:06 Unconscious Solutions IMR
37:09 Amnesia and Integration
38:30 Leveraging a Book Asset
41:21 Book Market Research
44:56 Finding Office Space
47:53 Creative Room Rental Deals
53:06 Workplace Wellbeing Strategy
56:50 Measuring Impact and ROI
01:04:25 Pricing and Cost Framing
01:06:44 Closing and Next Steps

Reframing Mastery Practice Group: Suggestion in Trance, Limiting Beliefs & Humorous Reframes (Steve Crabb & Tina Taylor)

Steve Crabb and Tina Taylor host a live practice group focused on reframing mastery, beginning with global attendee check-ins and Steve’s upcoming trip to Crete amid an earthquake and tsunami warning used as a warm-up reframe. Steve asks, “What is the purpose of suggestion in trance?” and frames it as bypassing conscious limitations to evoke potential and create better mental maps, citing Erickson’s view of suggestibility as receiving impulses and the mind’s idio-plastic ability to change. He guides an ecological reframing exercise: identify a limiting belief, trace its origins and positive intention, uncover secondary gains, consider future costs, and generate alternative perspectives and options (requisite variety). Tina then teaches reframing with humor and respectful teasing, shares examples (including charging for “tea and biscuits,” smoking/weight-loss reframes, and a spider phobia breakthrough), and participants practice in small groups, reporting insights and shifts afterward.

00:00 Welcome and Roll Call
01:31 Holiday Prep and Tsunami Jokes
04:50 Theme Introduction Reframing Mastery
05:38 Big Question Suggestion in Trance
08:39 Maps of Reality and Suggestibility
12:41 Eliciting Goals and Listening Deeply
15:24 Limitations and Willingness to Change
19:22 Guided Ecological Reframing Exercise
27:35 Requisite Variety and New Options
32:15 Debrief Insights and Blog Mention
34:54 Tina on Reframing with Humor
41:12 Rapport Teasing and Client Change
43:31 Tea and Biscuit Pricing
46:31 Smoking Limitation Reframe
48:56 Spider Phobia Breakthrough
53:02 Group Reframe Exercise
55:09 Practice Debrief Insights
01:00:35 Live Reframes on Mic
01:11:05 Perfectionism and Next Steps
01:11:35 Feedback and Farewell

Live Q&A: Supporting LGBTQ+ Clients, Marketing Your Change Work, Networking ROI, Hypnobirthing vs Painless Childbirth & Phobia Breakthroughs

Steve and Tina host a live-streamed Q&A and share updates from their day-to-day lives before answering emailed questions, mainly from their Secret Agents Change membership. The month’s theme is relationships and gender, based on an interview Tina held with Gloria Hammett and trans woman Dr. Wendy Peters about how NLP coaches and hypnotherapists can best support trans and LGBTQ+ clients, emphasizing confidence, self-esteem, handling bullying, and avoiding imposing the practitioner’s map while listening for modal operators and influences from family and peers. They discuss young people identifying as trans, the possibility of body dysmorphia in some cases, and the importance of sticking to NLP change processes, well-formed outcomes, and ecology checks. They address marketing and referrals: many people don’t understand NLP/hypnosis and may avoid “mental health” language due to stigma, so practitioners should focus messaging on client benefits, demonstrate change work rather than explain it, and double down on what already produces referrals. They answer a case-related question about supporting a Muslim client navigating cultural identity, arranged marriage/divorce, and relationship expectations, again highlighting process-based coaching, clean questioning, logical levels, and ecology. Steve shares mixed experiences with formal paid networking groups—some low return and overly sales-driven, others collaborative and effective—stressing the value of presenting and giving audiences a “wow” demo, including a standout LinkedIn entrepreneurs event that led to significant work and a Sky TV opportunity. Tina answers questions about her painless childbirth work, noting her book is now available in French, differentiating her NLP/hypnotherapy-based approach from the Hypnobirthing franchise’s scripted model, and explaining how she positions her offer. They also discuss transitioning from employment to self-employment, exploring security values, readiness, and business skills, with Tina sharing how she left a banking role and scaled rates. Finally, they cover a claustrophobia case where progress is made but the young client isn’t following instructions, linking resistance to secondary gain and missed ecology issues, and preview a fears/phobias demo in an upcoming practitioner training. They close by promoting upcoming trainings and a three-day Business Alchemy event in Glastonbury with planned activities at Chalice Well.

00:00 Going Live Setup

01:10 Sunshine Small Talk

01:46 Tina’s Turkey Tale

03:18 Teenage Grandsons Update

05:19 Eurovision Banter

06:05 Membership Q&A Intro

06:57 Coaching Gender Issues

11:15 Don’t Impose Your Map

13:42 Youth Transition Stories

20:30 Marketing Pitch Advice

27:27 Culture Identity in Relationships

33:17 Networking Reciprocity Question

34:20 Networking Mixed Results

37:07 Best Groups Demonstrate

37:40 Speaker Wow Moments

40:15 Breakfast Clubs Authority

44:25 Niche Versus Franchise

50:34 Differentiate Your Offer

53:16 Quitting Job Security

57:42 Phobia Client Compliance

01:02:47 Ecology Checks Upfront

01:05:24 Wrap Up And Events

From Helplessness to Healing: Strategies for Effective Coaching

Steve and Tina go live to answer audience questions about coaching, therapy, and building a practice. They discuss giving clients “hope” as a way to create a crack in learned helplessness, focusing less on semantics and more on getting clients curious, playful, and willing to try something different, including occasional provocative approaches. They share examples of rapid change work, including a client who stopped drinking after a session, and how stage fright can be addressed using anchors, submodalities, and deep trance identification (DTI), with stories involving rock musicians and actors. They explain handling clients who bring a long list of issues by prioritizing, looking for connected root issues, and aiming for quick wins while setting realistic expectations about session length. Business and marketing topics include generating more inquiries through structured referral strategies, using a collaborative sales conversation process to prevent end-of-call objections (including ensuring decision-makers are present), and challenges of selling workplace wellbeing services in the UK, emphasizing ROI and supporting mental health first aiders/champions. They also cover working with children’s limited diets by training parents, and hoarding by identifying counterexamples and strategies without starting with home visits. The episode closes with updates on upcoming books, travel and trainings, a Mindvalley hypnosis course recording in Estonia, a webinar on hypnotic anesthesia from Italy, and invitations to a July Business Alchemy retreat in Glastonbury and an upcoming London practitioner training.

00:00 Going Live Banter

01:16 Updates Books Travel Courses

04:03 Client Hope Learned Helplessness

12:13 Provocative Hope Reframe

13:58 Stage Fright Anchors DTI

20:23 Actors Anxiety Role Switching

26:24 Getting More Client Inquiries

28:50 Selling Without Fear

29:06 Collaborative Conversation Framework

30:52 Decision Maker Commitment Question

31:42 Handling Objections Through Process

34:13 Kids Food Issues Train Parents

38:47 Hoarding Cases Avoid Home Visits

44:01 Workplace Wellbeing Pitching ROI

53:22 Choosing What To Treat First

59:42 Wrap Up Events And Goodbye

Navigating NLP, Networking, and Personal Development on St. Patty's Day

In this engaging episode, Tina and Steve connect virtually across the globe, with Tina in Orlando, Florida, and Steve in Surrey, UK, as they celebrate St. Patrick's Day. They discuss various topics including the impact of the past two years, the evolution and application of NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming), business growth strategies, and the importance of tailor-made approaches in coaching and therapy. They also answer community questions about best practices for referrals, effective networking, and working with clients experiencing trauma. Join them for an insightful conversation filled with practical advice, personal anecdotes, and reflections on their extensive experience in the field.

00:00 Introduction and St. Patty's Day Greetings

00:51 Reflections on Past Events and Changes

02:14 Technological Challenges and Natural Disasters

05:04 Current Training Environment and Attendees

06:19 NLP's Global Reach and Historical Context

09:56 Designing Your Bestselling Coaching Practice

13:54 The Importance of Client-Centric Service

24:24 Addressing Client Issues and Training Insights

31:13 Best Practices in Hypnosis

32:36 The Evolution of Coaching and Hypnotherapy

33:40 The Importance of Continuous Learning

36:28 Techniques for Trauma and Change Work

46:58 Automated Emails and Efficient Systems

49:43 Effective Networking and Referrals

59:27 Concluding Thoughts and Upcoming Events

Welcome to 2022: Reflections, Resolutions & Insights from Owen's Masterclass

In this live broadcast, hosts welcome the New Year 2022 with excitement and discuss their hopes for the upcoming year. They reflect on Owen's recent masterclass about storytelling and the hero's journey, sharing personal takeaways and key insights. Additionally, they talk about the importance of live events, audience engagement, and the pros and cons of recording sessions. The hosts answer a variety of audience questions, from the importance of having a supportive team to strategies for assessing clients. The session concludes with a preview of upcoming events and initiatives, including a retreat in Glastonbury focused on prosperity and abundance.

00:00 Starting the Live Stream
00:35 New Year Excitement
01:10 Technical Issues and Membership Perks
01:37 Insights from Owen's Masterclass
05:48 Upcoming Events and Guest Trainers
10:27 Building and Valuing a Team
20:35 Preparing for NLP Trainer's Training
31:28 Storytelling Practice for Orlando
32:40 Building Your Dream Support Team
36:58 Session Design Tips
46:10 Choosing the Right Clients
58:36 Upcoming Events and Announcements

In this engaging episode, the hosts kick off the new year discussing their excitement for 2022 and reflect on Owen’s masterclass on storytelling, diving into the hero’s journey framework. They emphasize the importance of live events, effective session design, and strategies for building a supportive team. With a focus on NLP techniques, they share personal anecdotes and tips for becoming a confident, skilled practitioner. This episode is a blend of practical advice, humor, and inspiration for anyone invested in personal and professional growth.

00:00 Starting the Live Stream: Are We Really Live?

00:38 New Year Excitement and Reflections

01:13 Technical Issues and Membership Benefits

01:40 Insights from Owen's Masterclass

05:52 Upcoming Events and Guest Trainers

10:23 Building and Valuing a Team

20:32 Preparing for NLP Trainer's Training

31:39 Discovering the Story Cube App

32:44 Building Your Dream Support Team

37:01 Session Design and Time Management

46:14 Client Selection Strategies

58:41 Upcoming Events and Announcements

In this episode of our NLP Facebook Live session, hosts Tina and Steve engage in a lively discussion covering a wide range of topics related to Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). The video begins with technical difficulties and humorous anecdotes about matching hoodies, then transitions into more serious discussions. The hosts discuss the resurgence of old clients facing health fears unrelated to COVID-19 and the impact of social media and news on public anxiety. They also delve into the qualities valuable in both personal and professional life, emphasized by a viewer's question about curiosity and humor. Furthermore, they address the skepticism around NLP being a pseudoscience, suggesting practical ways to handle objections and emphasizing the importance of operational effectiveness. Marketing strategies and the importance of maintaining client engagement are also discussed, along with dealing with suggestions from professionals that may not be helpful. Finally, the episode wraps up with advice on how to inoculate against negative and unhelpful suggestions.

00:00 Starting the Live Stream

00:37 Matching Hoodies and Light Banter

01:19 Reconnecting with Old Clients

01:54 Health Fears and COVID-19

02:44 Empathic Stress and Social Media

04:34 Curiosity and Professional Qualities

08:32 Humor and Playfulness in NLP

12:40 Addressing NLP Skepticism

19:55 The Importance of Pre-Framing

30:07 Effective Demonstrations in NLP Training

32:29 Dealing with Skeptical People

34:13 Understanding Client Beliefs

38:37 Effective Marketing Strategies

45:16 Addressing Client Concerns

53:08 NLP Presuppositions and Resources

01:03:22 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Events

In this episode, join Tina and Steve as they dive into various aspects of NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) and discuss its applications in different contexts. They kick off with a casual conversation about global connections and share their personal experiences with the Hunter's Moon and Halloween. The duo moves on to address profound questions from viewers—including topics like repressed memories, creative use of NLP techniques, peak performance in coaching, and the distinction between an NLP practitioner and coach. Notably, Steve and Tina also share valuable insights on using NLP for healing and discuss the origin and relevance of basic NLP presuppositions. Whether you're a practitioner, coach, or someone curious about NLP, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and practical advice to enhance your understanding and application of NLP techniques.

00:00 Introduction and Greetings

00:14 Discussing the Global Perspective

00:41 Halloween and Planetary Influences

02:16 Anticipation for the Holiday Season

05:10 Addressing Client Inquiries

06:46 Solution-Focused Therapy Approach

13:42 Creative Applications of NLP

21:37 Peak Performance and Personal Growth

28:23 Handling Addictions and OCD

36:33 Understanding Stress and Hair Loss

37:38 The Role of the Unconscious Mind

38:05 Client Case Studies and Stress Management

40:16 Healing and Self-Hypnosis

46:59 NLP and Decision Making

50:14 Interpreting NLP Differently

53:45 NLP Practitioner vs. NLP Coach

56:25 Origins and Evolution of NLP Presuppositions

01:04:05 Conclusion and Future Plans

Mastering Professional Communication & Client Success
From our 2020 archive of a Facebook Live comes this gem packed with practical communication strategies for therapists, coaches, and consultants. Despite being from our vault, these insights remain very relevant today.

This episode unpacks powerful techniques, including the AIDA framework for compelling introductions, the unique "Lamppost Technique" for confidently communicating your value, and the Client Certainty Framework for increasing conversion rates.

We also explore deeper clinical insights, revealing the critical connection between trauma and OCD behaviors, and share our no-nonsense approach to client compliance that dramatically improves outcomes.

Whether you're struggling with introducing yourself professionally, setting appropriate boundaries, or getting clients to follow through, this conversation delivers actionable strategies from seasoned practitioners who understand the real challenges of building a successful practice.

Join NLP Master Trainers Steve Crabb and Tina Taylor in this gem from our archives as they reunite post-lockdown for a refreshingly candid catch-up! Recorded during the pivotal moment when the world was reopening, this episode captures both the relief and uncertainty of transitioning times, making it incredibly relevant to today's ever-changing landscape.

Between fits of laughter, we share stories from our first face-to-face training sessions (complete with elbow bump calibrations and sanitised handshake interrupts), while diving into powerful NLP timeline techniques that help navigate periods of transformation. From circular timelines to unusual past life regressions, this episode combines practical wisdom with the genuine joy of human connection.

Whether you're facing personal challenges or professional shifts, these timeline strategies offer valuable perspectives for managing change confidently and clearly. They are a perfect blend of timeless NLP insights and playful banter that remains as applicable today as when they were first recorded.

PS: The sound recording is a little bit glitchy :)

PPS: The event promoted at the end is over so please don't search looking for tickets :)

Welcome to the NLP MasterClass podcast, episode 10.

In this episode, we're exploring three powerful themes that emerged from a recent NLP MasterCLASS Practice Group Q&A session.

First, we'll dive into well-formed outcomes - the four essential conditions that create lasting change. We'll look at how stating goals positively, having the right resources, making outcomes testable through all senses, and ensuring ecological alignment work together to transform our clients' results.

Next, we'll tackle the increasingly common challenge of imposter syndrome, especially relevant since the shift to online work. You'll hear a personal story from my visit to Michael Neal's house that changed my perspective on launching programs, and we'll explore how to transform self-doubt from a barrier into a catalyst for growth.

Finally, we'll break down the synergy between three powerful methodologies: NLP, NHR, and DHE. I'll share my unique "Venn diagram" approach to combining these methods for maximum impact in your practice.

We'll also explore some fascinating case studies, including one where well-formed outcome conditions revealed crucial insights that completely shifted the direction of therapy. So whether you're an NLP practitioner, coach, therapist, or change work professional, this episode will give you practical tools to enhance your practice and create more powerful results for your clients.

Title: Looking at things from another’s perspective

By using perceptual positioning you can explore an event from a different perspective, this process enables you to step back from your own mental map and get a distance from any emotions attached to it. You can also use it to explore another’s map, gaining an insight into their thought processes. When you use the third position you can review a meeting/situation to gain insight into what happened, looking at it as onlooker. This is also a great position for becoming your own coach.

If I asked you to imagine a dog, just there in front of you. What kind of dog do you see? What colour is it? Can you see if from the front, back, side? Is it all one colour? Does it have any distinguishing marks? How clearly can you see it?

Some people will see the dog perfectly, it will be clear and they will notice the colour, size and everything about the pouch. Others will have a very poor image and others will say they can’t see it. They will say no matter how hard they try they just can’t imagine it; they can’t see it!

In this podcast Tina discusses Visualisation and give exercises to help improve your ability to visualise as well as increase your IQ.