http://www.rebelcode .co.uk Which habits do you have that you no longer want? How hard have you tried to get rid of them? Why do they still persist? Where are you on your FeelGood O'meter?
These are all answered in this video. Looking at why the habits we have persist even though we use will power and techniques to get rid of them.
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Nice work man! I ... By: mksubherw. on 26 Apr 12, 15:42:23 Nice work man! I think mine is at 60% currently. And that same? pattern happens for me too. Feel bad -> Feel good -> Feel bad. Eager to learn how to change that.
http://ww.rebelcode. co.uk Mastering States and finding a baseline emotional and mental state. This video is from a question posed that asks -- How Do I Master My States? Here we look at what states are but more importantly how to find your baseline state that you can raise to have more of the mental and emotional states you want more consistently.
http://www.rebelcode .co.uk How to change beliefs using just 5 words by shifting someone from Certainty to Uncertainty to Certainty again using the Certainty Principle
Excellent video. ... By: Warrenpeace21. on 04 Mar 12, 00:24:00 Excellent video. Thank? you.
Your welcome. Enjoy ... By: TrainingNLP. on 01 Feb 12, 14:42:57 Your welcome. Enjoy :-)?
wow what a ... By: mugmeoff. on 22 Jan 12, 11:40:12 wow what a fantastic? little tool. i can see many places that i could use this. thanks for the posting
http://www.rebelcode .co.uk/the-belief-ma trix Visit and leave your comments too!
The Beleifs Matrix is a simple way to find beliefs that stop you from achieving what you want. Using in part Robert Dilts Belief chart this mixes together with the Certainty Principle in how to envisage the degree of certainty you have around a belief that may be preventing you.
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This video looks at the typical NLP Coaching Model for Change and why it is not condusive to constant personal development. In the next video Incatations 2 you discover the model for personal transformation that works.
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