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Neuro-Linguistic Programming - New Little Poem ðŸ’­ðŸ’¬


I recently certified as a NLP Practitioner and I am still feeling inspired and enthusiastic from the course. I am really enjoying putting the new skills into practice, hence a little poem to sum it all up in a few lines.


Neuro-linguistic
Super holistic
Potential unlimited here
Positive focus
Now is the locus
Get rid of unwanted fear
Phobias ended
Old hurts are mended
Anchor for peace, love and cheer
Presuppositions
Perceptual positions
Moving things round til they’re clear
Reframe the image
Feelings diminish
Negative thoughts disappear
Neurones all linking
New ways of thinking
Honing things right through the year
I’m optimistic
With neuro-linguistics
Our NLP future’s bright here!



Twitter: RachelMcCoubrie@McCoubrieRachel
Blog: rachelmccoubrie.blogspot.co.uk
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1 comment:

  1. Matrrix12 January 2021 at 23:29

    This is a good poem. Loved it! I happened to read a similar thing on same subject written by Dr. Paras and it was called WHAT IS NEURO-LINGUISTIC PROGRAMMING (NLP)? Do check that out quite interesting.

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