Have you ever tried to explain something to someone, speaking the same language, and they didn’t understand what you were talking about?

Would you like to learn the best ways to communicate with different people?

NLP can help you perform better and achieve goals effectively and in a shorter time.

NLP was developed in the early 1970s by an associate professor of linguistics, John Grinder, and a psychology student, Richard Bandler, at the University of California, Santa Cruz.

They had observed that people with similar education, training, backgrounds, and years of experience were achieving a wide range of results, ranging from wonderful to mediocre.

They wanted to know the secrets of effective people. What makes them act and achieve things? They were especially interested in the possibility of being able to duplicate or model the behavior, and therefore the competence, of these highly effective individuals.

Neuro: refers to the mind or brain, and how mental states and the body affect communication and behavior.

Linguistics: refers to our language and non-verbal communication. Language is the tool we use to access the inner workings of the mind.

Programming: refers to the ability to change our mental and bodily states.

NLP will help you figure out how those programs are set and how to access them to change them.