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NLP Synergy
The presuppositions are the central
principles of NLP; they are its guiding philosophy, its ‘beliefs’.
These principles are called presuppositions because you pre-suppose
them to be true and then act as if they were. You then discover what
happens. If you like the results then continue to act as if they are
true. They form a set of ethical principles for life.
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Every behavior has a positive
intention.
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All actions have a purpose
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People work perfectly
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We already have all the resources
we need, or we can create them
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The unconscious mind
balances the conscious;
it is not malicious
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The map is not the
territory;
people respond to their
experience, not to reality itself
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Experience has a
structure
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Having a choice is better than not having a choice
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People make the best choice they can at the time
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If one person can do
something, anyone can learn to do it
The Wheel of Personal Success
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Modeling successful performance
leads to excellence
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Mind and body form a system; they
are different expressions of the one person.
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We process all information through
our senses.
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You cannot not
communicate
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The meaning of your
communication is the response you get
Same Reality, Different Perceptions
4 NLP Perceptual Positions
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There is no such thing
as
failure,
only
feedback
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If you want to
understand
–
act
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If what you are doing
isn't working, do something else
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