NLP At Work : The Difference That Makes the Difference in Business

(Steven Felgate) #1
You will know this when you either experience or imagine
the trigger for the original state and your response to it has
changed to what you want it to be and you SWISH into the
new you immediately. If this is not happening, go back and
experiment with different parts of the process until it does.

Steve Andreas & Connirae Andreas (1987)Change Your Mind:
And Keep the Change, Real People Press.

One day a traveler was walking along a road on his journey
from one village to another. As he walked he noticed a monk
tilling the ground in the fields beside the road. The monk said
“Good day” to the traveler and the traveler nodded to the
monk.
The traveler then turned to the monk and said, “Excuse me,
do you mind if I ask you a question?”
“Not at all,” replied the monk.

28 NLP AT WORK


THOUGHT PROVOKERS

1What sort of jobs do you think would best suit people whose
thinking preference is (a) visual? (b) auditory? (c) feelings?
2 Think of a successful outcome of a regular meeting that you
hold/attend. How do you think about this? Is it a picture? Do you
hear sounds or conversation? Do you experience certain feelings?
3 Look at a website that appeals to you. Which senses does it employ
to capture your attention?
4 Think of a part of your work that you really enjoy. Now think of a
part that you enjoy less well. How do the distinctions in your
thinking vary?
5 Think of someone with whom you have a really good relationship.
Now think of someone you find it difficult to deal with. Compare
the differences in your thinking about each person. What are the
main distinctions?
6 Take out a letter or email that you received recently. Which senses
are you using as you read it?

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