How to do presentations with confidence and power – what stops you?
My objective, for this video, is for you to have a new understanding that will impact you every time you stand up in front of large groups of people.
NLP
Process and Thought
Steve Dickinson Free Video, Psychology, Success, Wellbeing confidence, Neuro-linguistic programming, NLP, success, The Three Principles 0
In this video, I detail the process that people go through hundreds of times a day. I then point out what reality consists of.
Thought process models: NLP to the Three Principles and back.
Steve Dickinson Free Video, Psychology, Success, Video Neuro-linguistic programming, NLP, success, The Three Principles 0
In this video, I discuss the standard NLP model, Trevor Silvester’s Memory Matrix and the Neuro-logical levels model from Robert Dilts. My objective for this video (recorded several years ago) was to describe my understanding of the underlying principles on which Neuro-linguistic programming is based and how it integrated in to my new understanding of […]
How does 15% equal 131%? Six areas to increased profit.
Steve Dickinson Business, Marketing conversion, FSB, marketing, NLP, sales, success 0
There are six areas in a business in which you can make changes and increase your profit. I have listed the areas below, along with some examples of the changes that could be made: 1. Increase the number of people who receive your message – By adding a video (or improving the existing one) on […]
A thought development experiment: What possibilities will you create in the next seven minutes?
Steve Dickinson Business, Psychology, Wellbeing achievement, authentic, body language, creative, criticism, desires, genuine, goals, influence, information, interviews, magic, management, marketing, metaphor, mistakes, Neuro-linguistic programming, NLP, pitch, planning, products, public speaking, reality, SMART, time, upsets, videos 0
Hi, Steve here. I have something cool for you to try. What are two powerful questions that, when asked, increase your ability to create success – every time you use them? What are the questions that focus the minds’ of everyone involved and often initiate creative conversations? • “What do you want?” • “How will […]
From anger to enthusiasm
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Success Chaining Anchors, NLP 0
Someone recently asked about the Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) technique called ‘Chaining Anchors’. I suggested that it is like having sign posts from one neuro-physiological state to an other. Anchoring is about associating a specific feeling, sight or sound with a specific emotional state. For instance, if someone laughs I might put my hand on their […]
Conflicting values and your quality of mind.
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Wellbeing NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
The better your quality of mind, the better your experience of life. When I first heard that statement it made sense to me. I make better decisions when I am not stressed so better thing happen to me when I have a ‘clear head’. Last week I noticed how a need we have from childhood […]
Happiness is just one thought away.
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Wellbeing NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
The great thing about ‘Three Principles’, or ‘Inside-out’ understanding of reality, is that there is nothing to learn and there are no techniques. It is the only thing I have ever experienced that can cause someone to transform their experience of life just by hearing about it. You don’t have to do anything. The premise […]
My coaching approach….
Steve Dickinson Business NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
Here is an example of the structure I use to create options for my coaching session. First, you’ll have the opportunity to identify and discover how to attain the goals you have for yourself. Then, you’ll get rid of the obstacles in your path and find out how to steer clear of potential failures. I […]
Inauthenticity
Steve Dickinson Business, Psychology NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
Because we have experienced our interpretations clashing with the interpretations of other people we hold part of ourselves back. We are therefore rarely truly honest about how we feel in the communication of our thoughts, approach and reactions to events. For example. An adult who was abused as a child may hold onto a feeling […]