Steve Dickinson Psychology NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
We are genetically predisposed to have a fear of loud noises and a fear of falling. However, some people go to the loudest fire work displays, and some people will even jump out of an aeroplane that has nothing wrong with it! That means a person is able to ‘un-learn’ anything. If it is possible […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Wellbeing NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
So we get frightened when adults shout at us to keep us safe. Especially if we then notice that everyone is looking at us. The feeling of fear is our conscious awareness of the chemical changes in our body that are required to freeze, run or defend ourselves (fight or flight). That feeling also acts […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
When I am working with a client, I get my best results when I join them in their reality. I want to understand their thinking strategies so that, together, we can establish new options and strategies that can create more enjoyable and successful outcomes for them. Understanding their reality is something with which I sometimes […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Training, Wellbeing NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
In part one, I described the reasons behind the need for relaxation and a method that enables a person to ‘go quiet inside’. Once your mind is quiet and clear you can start to create an incredible relaxation of your body that will leave you refreshed and revitalised. Relaxation will come from an awareness of […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Success, Wellbeing NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
Stress is a natural part of everyday life. Any sportsman, or athlete, will tell you that periods of stress followed by quality recovery time give a person a greater stress capacity. This leads to increased performance and repeating the process creates continuous growth. Relaxation of both the mind, and body, is essential to this process. […]
Steve Dickinson Business, Marketing, Presentations NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
A video is now, apparently, an integral part of a web site; in order to get people to give a site more than just a cursory glance. For me this is a worrying trend; because I believe that I have a great face for radio. A number of people have encouraged me to ‘do’ a […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Wellbeing NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
Yesterday while I was listening to the super coach Michael ‘Mr. Hollywood’ Neill on his HayHouse radio show I heard some shouting from my kitchen. It seems that my wife was having difficulty with the new liquid soap dispenser. At the time I felt a degree of ambivalence. I experienced annoyance that I was being […]
Steve Dickinson Business, Success NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
To gain real success, the best way to achieve it is to establish a win/win goal. No matter what your service or product, if you can give massive value to your customer, and make a living doing something you love, then that is a win/win. Win/Win goals are also valuable for personal goals. Creating an […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Success, Wellbeing NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
I have recently been able to create a sense of well-being that, for me, I had not thought would ever be possible. I had no idea that I was missing out on so much happiness. In the last 11 years I have become increasingly happy and excited. When I was very young, and I didn’t […]
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Last year I had the privilege of working with my local council’s voluntary serviced department in conjunction with the charity ‘Youth at Risk’ (http://www.youthatrisk.org.uk). Over an 18 month period I worked with some amazing people dedicated to making lasting change in the lives of young people at school and in the community. One of the […]