NLP - How To Change Your Life In 10 Minutes

Goto: www.NLPCA.com for more information. In this video Robert Harrison, trainer for NLPCA, gives an introductory talk on NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) and demonstrates 3 Processes: Eye Movement Integration, Circle of Excellence, and Behavioral Posturing.

[ef]

Oh the irony: "How To Change Your Life In 10 Minutes", but this is an hour and a half long?

[Hugo-xjmj]

00:00 Introduction
14:06 How we process information
41:16 Awareness test
44:34 Using what you see to validate how you are feeling
46:35 Patterns of behavior
54:14 Takeaways
58:51 Jane (eye movement integration)
1:14:05 Belinda (circle of excellence)
1:25:29 Visual accessing cues

[adrianavargova]

This was brilliant! Thank you! And yes, I was at Tony Robbins's UPW event (Unleash the Power Within) in 2022, it was great! But you have explained some other things which were not at the UPW. When I did the 1st exercise, I neutralised an unpleasant event within minutes which I stored in my brain for years. 😃 Incredible 😯

[mawi]

I am 7 years late 😢... But you can't imagine how much this is helping in helping my teenage daughter... Thank you so much may The Lord bless you. Love and peace from Iraq❤❤❤

[woosterjeeves]

This presentation is not "How to change your Life" in 10 minutes; it is "How to change your Life in 10 minutes." So if you can learn techniques that can change your Life in 10 minutes, then this video-clip is titled properly, no matter how long this video presentation itself is.
(On a different note, this itself is an example of how changing your frame can help you judge some thing differently. :-))

[CBA]

When you asked "what's your favorite invisible color" I immediately thought "clear"

[CMAN_]

20:00 to 24:52 when he told 2 people to give their side of the story he began to get personal which probably made others feel attacked or nervous to give a story but then he read the room and give a quick speech of empowerment by switching their mental models from “this is who i am” to “this is how ive been acting” which changed everyone’s perspective to give a speech and immediately right after someone felt confident enough to say theirs 👏🏾

just an observation

but thats some powerful shit

[PenelopeRyder]

Good technique at 60.05 minutes Thank you

[mawi]

People who always want free always want short and quick will never reach there destination.... Be patient be cool watch all the way and you will discover gems along the way ❤❤❤❤

[BeatRevolutionary]

Dude, you are an amazing teacher. Thank you for giving me the confidence to proceed in NLP training. i believed it was fake, so thank you. god bless

[daEVERTON]

I would just like to extend my sincere appreciation and gratitude for making this workshop available to those which seek innerstanding!
This has been instrumental on my journey.
I am focused towards introducing NLP and Healing coaching to an audience of individuals which will benifit from the life changing techniques...
I fell the energy that you are an amazing man, father and husband... keep up the good work. you are blessed so you can be a blessing to others! Namaste!

[slaventrinajstic]

Watching this was probably the best spent ninety minutes in quite a long time. Thanks for posting this workshop.

[camogrrl]

Not “what does this mean about me”, but “What it is showing me about my behaviour”?

[lilioracle]

I love listening to talks or books when I work. I am very glad I came across this video. I think anyone truly interested in learning and particularly in learning about the workings of the mind would find a lot of value in this video. I loved how the speaker talks and teaches, for me it was very easy to take in and understand. I think most of the backlash in the comments comes from the "click-bate" title. Clearly this video is an hour and a half long, which to me is a plus. But no this is not a ten minute video that will suddenly make you become who you want to be, and I think the people who are looking for some quick trick may be missing the big picture in all this anyway. If you really care to change I think you have to gain an understanding of how things work and how your own mind works which to me cannot be taught/understood in ten minutes. Anyway, I got a ton of value from this video. Thank you for making it :) And thank you all the people watching this video I know you are capable of making the changes you hope to see in your life! :)

[mcwankster-saturdaynightsp]

the ''how'' story really proves the 70% negativity mindset, most of them reflected a story that weren't for the help but rather something else.

[richardburke]

Robert Harrison I just found your video on Youtube and after searching through a lot of NLP vids. I found you to be very clear and easier to understand. I am keen to see more of your videos, and learn more ... Thank you Richard from the UK.

[homodeus..]

Great job that I have enjoyed watching it 3 times and was taking notes. I’m a certified coach and I enjoyed not only listening and learning but also the way he was delivering his class and the amount of sincerity and devotion he was showing. Excellent job.

[torlandmusiq]

Boring? This is definitely Not.... Great video thank you!

[selfawareness]

Two things I’ve always done without consciously thinking about nlp is try to draw a long hallway and simultaneously also see the top of a flat pyramid or try to hear two different conversations at the same time or look in my room and find as many things that I’ve never noticed as possible. I did all that to train my brain somehow. I figured it was expanding my mental capacity like a balloon.

[stevekirkbride]

my view is that l should be grateful l to this gentleman for providing such a wealth of information whilst lm watching in comfort ...I will be forever grateful I send my love through the airwaves for such a stellar presentation