If there’s
anything that drives so many of the students of Opt2xl’s (http://www.opt2xl.co.uk) NLP courses in Birmingham to book their
training, it is simply a wish to feel better about their lives and to maybe help
others do the same. People wish that they could always be able to control their
emotions by staying calm and relaxed even in situations where they feel highly
provoked or otherwise stressed. The great news is that there is a very simple
NLP technique, known as ‘Anchoring’, which can immediately help to put you into
a totally resourceful state of mind whatever the circumstances.
Whatever state
you want to put yourself into straight away – happy, confident, cheerful,
energetic, calm, creative or anything else – anchoring is a proven way of doing
it. To understand NLP anchoring more, just consider the role of a ship’s
anchor. It’s there to keep a ship in place when it is not sailing, ensuring
that the ship is not pushed away by the ocean waves. The effect is that the
ship remains locked in a specific location, almost irrespective of what is
happening around it.
NLP Anchors have
very much the same effect on your state of mind, being triggers that many of
those who have attended NLP coaching in Birmingham
turn to again and again. They have their origins in Russian physiologist and
psychologist Ivan Pavlov’s experiments with dogs. He found that using sounds
such as ringing bells to call his dogs to food led to the dogs associating the
ringing of the bell with food. As the process was repeated time and time again,
the dogs actually salivated on hearing the bell ringing, having been
conditioned to respond to the ringing bell in the same way they responded to the
food actually being there.
Everyone creates
naturally occurring Anchors around them which will change their state automatically.
When anyone experiences a highly associated state or emotion and a stimulus is
applied an Anchor is created. It maybe the smell of a favourite perfume or
aftershave or listening to a favourite song or the way they are touched that
evokes fond memories and positive emotions. Sometimes these Anchors may cause
the opposite for the person to fall unresourceful maybe the sound of the alarm
clock first thing on a Monday morning when they have to go to work! It’s clear,
then, that certain responses can be conditioned to certain Anchors using NLP.
An NLP practitioner in Birmingham
will get their client to associate a unique trigger to a specific state, by
repeating a process like that of Pavlov with his dogs. Once the Anchor is set,
you will be able to trigger that anchor in future to immediately bring you into
that state. When you are feeling happy, for example, you may press the tips of
two of your fingers together on your left hand for between 5 and 15 seconds,
when the feeling starts to subside you release your fingers. Once you have
repeated that process around five times you can test by pressing the fingertips
together and you should feel that wonderful feeling of being happy. You will in
future be in a state of happiness whenever you press those two fingertips
together of your left hand.
The best states
to Anchor are naturally occurring states when you are experiencing them in the
moment. The next best are remembering or re-living the memory of past occasions
when you were in that state. If you don’t have any relevant past experiences, you
can construct new images or sounds of situations that would put you in that
state although these are least preferable. The Anchors, meanwhile, can be
anything from touches of a specific area of the body to saying a word or
hearing a certain piece of music – anything that your sensory cells can pick
up.
Anchoring is
therefore just one of the many powerful secrets for transforming your life and
the lives of others that you will learn about as a result of NLP
training in Birmingham from a highly respected, experienced and reputable
provider like Opt2xl (http://www.opt2xl.co.uk).
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