Sometimes I feel like I have a “lack” because I did not have a tertiary education. My friend, Warren, who is like my personal cheer leader, would tell me that it’s all in the mind and that I could achieve whatever I want, even if I sometimes feel like I MUST put in double or triple the effort that my peers are putting into their careers.
I subsequently learnt that Warren subscribes to Neuro Linguistic Programming, or more popularly known as NLP, which is a way of influencing the way people think and how people can change their mindset on many issues, particularly personal barriers.
Prior to this, I have no idea what NLP is all about, though thinking back, I realize that Warren sometimes applied what he learnt on me. The creator is actually Dr Richard Bandler but Warren read many books on NLP by Paul McKenna, who is UK’s non-fiction best selling author of all time.
Books by Paul McKenna are not easy to come by here but I was informed of this largest resource website and forum of NLP where NLP instructors, authors and practitioners participate online and sometimes offline to exchange ideas, offer help or advice to members. This website, like I mentioned, has a forum section and it is very active with over ten thousand members, from ordinary members to trainers and authors who are there to share what they know with each other. I think that the popularity of this forum stems not only from the fact that it is free to join as member, NLP is a seriously interesting technique.
The website of Neuro Linguistic Programming also offers a review section, interviews with trainers in mp3 format, articles on NLP and many other features. It also has an events calendar where members could keep tab on what’s happening in the coming months.
If you are new to NLP, like me, you must check out this free resource site of Neuro Linguistic Programming.