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Hi Andrew
Here's an interesting new article that I think
you will enjoy and find useful. Included is a
very cool NLP technique, so read on!
All the best, Colin
"The Half-Second Rule"
by Colin G Smith
http://www.NLPToolBox.com/special_reports/hsr.htm
The mind learns fast. A very powerful way to view life is to
experience everything as a learning experience. I think it
was Dr. Richard Bandler (co-creator of NLP) who first made
me realise that Phobias are in fact a learned response. The
mind of the Phobic has learned to associate a stimulus (eg a
Wasp) to a response (eg Panic!)
The more you ponder this idea the more profound you will
realise the implications.
And here's the deal. Does a person develop a phobia of wasps
over time? You know, do they see a wasp one day and then the
next week they see another and decide they don't like them
and get more and more afraid of them?
No. Phobias are 'learned' very, very fast. Out of
consciousness, in less than half a second!
They have an intense emotional response which becomes
associated/anchored to the stimulus in such a way that that
state is AUTOMATICALLY triggered whenever they
see/hear/feel/smell/taste the stimulus again!
This is incredible! The persons mind will from then on
automatically go into a very altered state, within half a
second of experiencing the stimulus.
Now I think you'd agree, phobias aren't exactly useful,
right?
But, what if you could use that same Stimulus/Response
mechanism to create automatic states of Joy, Ecstasy, Fun
and Bliss.
Would that be useful to you in any area of you life? ;)
Now for sure they are many other ways of creating effective
change. Some methods use different concepts and are slower
to implement. With this article I wanted to introduce you
to the half-second rule concepts because they are less well
known than other "change-technologies" and they lend
themselves well to generating more fun because they are
playful by design.
The following technique is a really fascinating NLP tool
because it makes great use of your unconscious resources.
I only discovered it recently and was surprised to learn
that many 'NLP veterans' didn't know about it either!
Merging Metaphors
(Adapted from a technique called 'Spinning Icons' developed
by Joe Munshaw and Nelson Zink.)
1. Select a problem state.
2. As you think about your problem state what visual image
comes to mind? Notice where it is located in space.
3. Break your current state: eg) Remember you phone number
backwards or look up and notice the patterns on the ceiling.
Now think about the desired resource state (or outcome, or
goal) you would like instead. Notice how you represent this
as a visual image. Pay attention to where it is located in
space.
4. Now allow your mind to turn the first picture (problem
state) into a metaphorical symbol or icon. Keep it in the
same location in space. (This visual metaphor could be quite
complex or it may be as simple as a colour. Just trust your
unconscious.)
TOP TIP: It can be useful to ask yourself, "What is this
problem state like?" This often allows a metaphorical
representation to arise.
5. Do the same thing with the desired resource state you
selected in step 3, making sure to place the new metaphor
symbol in the same location in space as the original image.
6. Now see the two metaphor symbols at the same time
noticing their locations in space. Next slowly rotate them
around each other. Keep rotating them around each other and
do so faster and faster. Do this spinning for about 10
seconds allowing the rotation to be so fast that you can no
longer track the images and you may even feel a little
confused.
7. Now allow the images to merge together, that's right. And
push this merged image out in front of you where you can
view it easily. Describe the new image briefly, quickly
moving to step 8.
8. Immediately begin telling WHATEVER story comes to mind.
Just allow yourself to start telling a story. It doesn't
matter what it is. It could be a real memory, a story or
just simply made up ramblings. The point being is that this
process taps into your vast unconscious resources.
9. Now ask yourself, "How is this story relevant to my
problem/challenge?" or "How can this story help resolve my
problem?" (This step can help to give you conscious insight
into how the previous steps have made some useful changes.)
Isn't that a great technique! You know it's got that
magical spirit of curious wonder to it hasn't it?
So I wonder how else could you use a tool like that to
add more magical sparkles to your life?
©2006 Colin G Smith
Reverse Engineering Your Future - by Philip Callaghan
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There are many ways of creating new methods and strategies
for doing things well. One form of innovation is to take a
powerful strategy from one area and apply it usefully in a
completely different one. In that spirit, I have borrowed a
concept from the field of engineering and will present you
with several ways in which it can be used to plan and create
a better future.
That concept is 'reverse engineering'. Normally when a
person engineers something, they start with a purpose, a
need or a problem and create something which embodies that
purpose, satisfies that need or solves the problem.
Reverse engineering is essentially the opposite process. You
start out with the finished product and go backwards,
retracing the creative method to find out how it works.
This is what happens when a company like Sony produces a new
gadget. A competitor buys one and takes a screwdriver to it,
taking it apart in order to find out the principles behind
how it works. Then they can produce their own version built
on similar principles.
Suppose you were to apply this process to one of your
current goals. Assume the goal is complete at some point in
the future and reverse engineer the pathway to that
successful accomplishment. Here are three ways of doing the
'reverse engineering' process.
1) The Magic Pill Scenario
I'm not sure where this method originates, though I often
use it with coaching clients to get past a problem.
It involves a simple question and some imagination.
The question is this:
"If I were to give you a magic pill that meant you would
wake up tomorrow with the problem completely solved, what
would have changed?"
This enables them to start thinking about the problem as
solvable. This also presupposes that there is a solution and
that it's possible for them to get past their current
obstacle.
They are then free to discover for themselves what changes
they need to make. All we have to do after that is agree on
how to make those changes, set up resources and a timeframe.
Then they are completely free to move into action, knowing
they are going in the right direction in an acceptable
timeframe.
2) Timeline method
Imagine that your future is stretched out in front of you on
a line, where days, weeks, months and years are arranged in
order. One day follows another. This is a representation of
your timeline - your inner sense of time. Your mind uses
your timeline to plan and schedule. It's a bit like a
'mental diary' or planner.
First, assume that at some point in time, you will reach
your goal.
Then move forward along that timeline until you get to a
point in your future where the goal is accomplished.
At this point, check that it happens in a way that you're
happy with. If it's not okay, change it until you're
completely happy with it.
Now turn around and look back along the timeline, noticing
all of the events that took place before your goal - those
actions which allowed you to accomplish your goal.
Be aware of what you did each step of the way. Your mind
will fill in the details as you go.
Now you know how you will get there and have a complete
plan.
To make this even better, look at your new plan. Are there
any distractions or unnecessary steps involved? Use your
awareness of this to streamline the plan further until it is
at its best.
Write down the plan and move in to action!
(For more about this method, refer to my NLP Primer on
timelines)
3) The Chunkwise Method
Henry Ford once said: "Nothing is particularly hard if you
divide it into small jobs". He went on to prove his
statement by working out all of the jobs involved in
building a car and putting that knowledge to practical use.
The result was the world's first mass-produced car.
You can apply this process by breaking your goal down into a
number of pieces, then subdividing those into smaller tasks.
Then all you need to do to make that knowledge into a plan
is to apply the three 'power questions'.
I've detailed the full process below, using "creating a new
ebook" as an example.
1 - Identify your goal Example: creating a new ebook
2 - What are the major pieces needed or stages involved? (3-
5 pieces) Example: Research, Design, Writing the detailed
text.
3 - What are the major pieces of each of those? Example:
Research - (Market research, Topic research)
4 - Apply three power questions to each piece : Example:
Topic research segment
A - How do you accomplish this piece? Search internet, read
relevant books, conduct studies in real world
B - How long will it take? 3 months
C - What order does this come in the bigger scheme? After
market research and before the design phase
Of course, you would go through all of the steps for each
piece of every stage until you had a complete and
comprehensive plan. Then you can decide if the time and
effort involved are worth it. If not, you can work at ways
of minimising the time taken in certain steps or do other
steps in a more enjoyable or appealing way.
As a consequence of using the metaphor of reverse
engineering, several strengths are revealed.
The process presupposes that the aim is possible and
achievable, so we instantly bypass any doubts that could
have stalled creative thoughts about a solution. If it's
really not possible, you'll find out in the process.
You get to decide whether it's worth it, which you can only
assess fully if you know the full process involved in
getting there. After all, it's important to enjoy the
journey as much as the final outcome.
You need to envision the outcome fully before you start, so
you can adjust it and decide if you really want it that way.
Needless to say, this saves a lot of time and effort.
Also bear in mind that none of these processes need to take
very long - it's all about finding a clear and acceptable
path to your goal.
I hope these strategies are helpful in allowing you to
decide on the great things you want in your future - and
making them happen!
©Philip Callaghan
Phil has created a new series of training courses for people
interested in learning more advanced NLP skills. I did my
NLP Master Practitioner, along with other courses, with Phil
over the years, and I highly recommend his training.
For more information on the new courses please visit:
http://www.resourcefulchange.co.uk/nlp_development.shtml
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Dear Andrew,
Just a note to thank you for everything. I have lost over a stone now and am confident the last few pounds will be off before long. But more important to me is the fact that it does not bother me now. I feel confident and happy with myself. I will never make an enthusiastic exerciser but I am doing what I can and feel better for it.
Barbara
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No more blushing! Thank you for helping to be happy, relaxed and confident. I’m really enjoying life to the full and I will forever. Thank you so much.
Mary
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Nice one mate! Today I passed my driving test!!! Thank you so much for your help.
Bill
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Thank you for curing me with hypnotherapy it worked!! Since I came to visit you, I have been dry every night. Now I can go and stay over at my friend's house.
From Kelly (aged 8)
PS. you have changed my life.
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Just to say thanks from myself and Kelly. I’ve enclosed a copy of Kelly’s school report - the results speak for themselves. Thanks again.
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Andrew, thank you. As of today, it will be twelve months since I smoked a dirty filthy cigarrette. Good luck and best wishes,
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