3 NLP Techniques You Must Know

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@DamonCart 4 года назад

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@leejennifercorlewayres9193 2 года назад

Please don't teach manipulation with this. 🤦 Get us out of manipulation not into it.

@DamonCart 2 года назад

@@leejennifercorlewayres9193 I'm not teaching manipulation in the negative sense.

@tanzimnoor1234 2 года назад

I am interested to join, how to contact you?

@DamonCart 2 года назад

@@tanzimnoor1234 through the website selfconcept.com

@jstjrclips7703 11 месяцев назад

Summary: Damon introduces three NLP techniques. The first is calibration, which involves recognizing changes in other people's physiology, breathing, skin tone, or voice tone to identify the states they are entering. This technique can help identify one's own states and avoid entering a less resourceful one. The second technique is anchoring, which involves matching a sound or a touch to a particular state and then repeating it to put oneself or others back into that state. This technique is useful for managing optimal states and influencing and persuading others. Finally, mapping across, typically done with submodalities, involves leveraging NLP techniques to change someone's perception of a particular memory or situation to create a shift in their emotional state.

@AA-jg7xm 5 лет назад

In overcoming resistance and next attempt is to overcurrent fear... Thanks for your invaluable help

@PeteSmith5 5 лет назад

Good video! I like how you get right to it, not wasting any time. Thanks!

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

Appreciate the comment.

@Alison-cy2uv 7 лет назад

great little reminders. thank you! love the outdoor vids. ✌👍

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Thank you!

@lasvegaspickers6471 5 лет назад

Techniques to build rapport. Makes it easier to find a persons emotional why.

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

I agree, but tell me more.

@antwan1357 7 лет назад

Thank you very much for the basics

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

You're very welcome. Thank you for watching.

@kozmikgrrrl 7 лет назад

Thanks! Good info, quick & to the point. I will check out your other videos & website :D

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Thank you! Your feedback is always welcome.

@tanzimnoor1234 2 года назад

Beautifully explained. Thank you so much for sharing.

@DamonCart 2 года назад

You are so welcome. Thank you for the kind words.

@saadiftikhar2150 5 лет назад

Great... I am an NLP Practitioner, and the moment i heard your content, i have subscribed it... Hope to learn a lot from this channel

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

Thanks. Remember to check out the website as well for free training I give: nlp-gym.com

@paxsophia2225 6 лет назад

You have the gift of clear and concise communication, Damon. Thank you! I studied NLP years ago and wanted to refresh my memory re: various techniques. Am so glad I found you on RU-vid. Finding a good teacher of abstract concepts is rare. You're a wonderful and gifted teacher and I look forward to learning more from you.

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

Thank you. That's very kind of you. I really appreciate your comment.

@HAYES9521 5 лет назад

I took the practioner training in 1994 ,I was 19 years old I was one or the younger students in and I use nlp when I talk with customers using conflict integration and and when I can sense they have a burden on them . Tim halbom Susie smith and Robert dilts were the instructors . I am grateful for the you tube to give more people an insight into what nlp can do. Very effective tools for every day rapport to therapeutic results for traumatic events ,6 step reframing and change personal history both have deep results for the short time it takes to retrieve and address the issues . Now 25 years later I sense it's time to take the master trac to get more tools to help more people. Amen and namaste

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

I've taken many trainings with Robert Dilts, Tim Halbom and Suzie Smith. The most important learnings I got was from being mentored by Steve Andreas.

@bingethinker4713 Год назад

Thank you very much for this video. 👆🏾👍🏼

@DamonCart Год назад

You're welcome.

@mgst4699003 7 лет назад

Thanks for these, brother.

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

You're very welcome! Thank you for watching. What did you like most?

@ismaielwaheed4300 7 лет назад

Thanks for sharing. keep it up

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

You're welcome. What did you like about the video? Your feedback helps me keep it up.

@MrJuodas 5 лет назад

Thanks dude, you give of more then most can capture in this video. Nice example of your art at play.

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

Thank you. Appreciate it.

@DharavShah 4 года назад

Wonderful tips . Thanks!

@DamonCart 4 года назад

You're welcome!

@Spreadthep0sitive 4 года назад

Awesome video. Really appreciate this!

@DamonCart 4 года назад

Thank you for commenting!

@maanratnajitjadhav.6094 Год назад

Thanks for insights.

@DamonCart Год назад

You're welcome.

@Biohackthefat 5 лет назад

This Is very good!! Thanks!!

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

Thank you

@HalimaOmale 8 месяцев назад

Thank you so much Damian

@DamonCart 8 месяцев назад

You're welcome. My name is Damon.

@Happybydefault_carolina 6 лет назад

Yes! That's a game changer. Everything starts with rapport... even the communication we have with ourselves! ;) thanks for the vid!

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

You're welcome. Thank you for commenting.

@harrisonford8768 6 лет назад

excellent work!

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

Thank you!

@adibhutani9977 7 лет назад

Highly informative!!!

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Thank you! What did you like about it? You're feedback helps me make better videos.

@StimpmasterBeatz 7 лет назад

thankyou for this video, it is golden.💯

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Thank you. What do you like about it?

@StimpmasterBeatz 7 лет назад

you have reminded me the of thesales training I had when working sales over ten years ago but more depth timing, judgement how to keep control and the ways to keep rapport and keep a positive atmosphere. I was taught like this, funneling down questions leading to yes answers and keep them thinking of all the positives like how they feel what they get and I cant remember the rest but it was basic training then trial and error until I had a script that was natural for me and flowed. This Is the first video I have watched on NLP, apart from the introduction. I find it funny that years later im getting a much better understanding as to how it work and the triggers I can use. Im not looking at NLP. sorry if that was long winded, I wasnt expecting a reply. cheers mate.

@jh230377 4 года назад

Love it. Thanks 👍

@DamonCart 4 года назад

You're welcome. Thank you for commenting.

@jadesmith7983 5 лет назад

I understood everything you said without knowing anything about NLP. I like that even though you used alot of technical phrases you explained what they meant. Thanks for sharing your videos and nlp experience/techniques.

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

Thank you. Appreciate the comment.

@jadesmith7983 5 лет назад

Life Mastery Gym You're welcome!

@mouctar8012 5 лет назад

jade smith what's ur instagram???

@jadesmith7983 5 лет назад

Mouctar I don't have one thank God! Lol.

@scientistsbaffled5730 5 лет назад

@@jadesmith7983 do you shave or trim?

@darkdefender6384 3 года назад

Thanks man what you said about threes is so true

@DamonCart 3 года назад

You're welcome

@RajuMandhyan 6 лет назад

Extremely clear and concise explanations of the three techniques_calibration, anchoring and mapping across. Thanks!

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

Thank you. Glad you liked it.

@DavidHernandez-ri6hf 2 года назад

Great video you got right to it . Informative explained everything very well .

@DamonCart 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it.

@harrytaller9403 6 лет назад

background view is marvelous, just feel hypnotised

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

Yeah South Louisiana can be like that.

@mindofown 6 лет назад

Brilliant explanation just subscribed

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

Thank you.

@olawalejohnsonnoutouglo6052 6 лет назад

Great tips

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

Thank you for watching and for your comment.

@ambergypsy9 6 лет назад

So interesting, thank you for this video. Subscribed! :)

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

Thank you for subscribing. What do you like about the video?

@kaylinnb 7 лет назад

Would you consider this a type of NLP technique at all?: I created this mental box analogy just over a year ago to help myself battle social anxiety disorder, where I would picture myself (my life/my self worth) as or in a box. I would then picture other people (each an individual box) & their opinions, judgments, criticism, etc., in their box. I did this to compartmentalize & separate their thoughts (real or perceived) from mine. (This was a real sanity saver for me!) So, basically every time the anxiety would set in, I would do this mental exercise where I imagined their opinions in their box, staying separate from mine, so as to not take on their thoughts as my own, which I feel was the root of my anxiety - letting others determine my self worth in some way or another, which more often left a very negative feeling. I didn't use a previous positive experience, but this did still rewire my thinking a great deal. Just curious if this is an NLP type method possibly, or something else. I just started learning about NLP so I'm really curious.

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Very nice and very creative. Any time you're creating a program and using the senses (in this case a visual) and you're using metaphor, yes, you're using NLP. NLP is not metaphor and it's not imagined visuals however. NLP is the awareness that you unconsciously use metaphor and imagined imagery, and then manipulating visuals and metaphor to serve you. Well done.

@ginaheaton2203 7 лет назад

I think that is a great idea and lord knows I need something like this because I'm surrounded by critics and it's endless. Now I can see the boxes surrounding me, and yapping at me. How do I go from there to separation? They are still yapping as I type this except I can see the boxes yapping but there is no sound I can hear. I hope this works for me cause lord knows I need this.

@julietmccubbin9606 6 лет назад

kaylinnb hi there I was just reading your comment,and I suffer with the same,since the age of 14,now 37,I've been avoiding people, places,events,so now I hardly go out,and have difficulty keeping in touch with any friends which has left me in a depression, I've no self worth, and I struggle eachday,could you please tell me how you manage to control your social anxiety, you've found a tool that has helped you all on your own,8 understand if you don't reply, as you might be thinking (god she needs help,but not from me,professional help)I've been there too,thank you for taking the time to read this,and may you continue, a happy healthy life,It's amazing what you've accomplished,stay safe,stay strong, kind regards juliet

@wcci1224 6 лет назад

Use the tool above it is a good one. And raise your self esteem, with little wins all the time. Make your bed every morning, do a 30 minute walk 2-3 times a week. Simple things that you count as a win. It will add up, the effect is cumulative.

@TheStrangelys 6 лет назад

kaylinnb i would just think it's a great coping technique, following their advice to not imagine you and everyone as porous amoebas where you mesh with others. If you did a physical exercise in the mirror with your hands (draw a box around you), or with another person (gesticulated during conversation) that might be NLP...?

@theodorevegh6030 2 года назад

You made it click for me. Now I will be unstoppable. I knew all of that, but I couldn't figure out how to apply it. Hope you have the best year ever in 2022. - TAV ❤ 🇺🇸 🌎 👍

@DamonCart 2 года назад

Thank you. Same to you!

@bhavananissima2870 5 лет назад

I love your videos, Damon. I think space/location is a modality over which other modalities with their submodalities overlap. I have seen you space and mental space in your latest works. I wonder if you would do an exclusive video on using space for interventions.

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

Thank you for commenting and for the kind words. Can you give me an example of what you mean?

@Kingpriceless 2 года назад

Thank you.

@DamonCart 2 года назад

You're welcome.

@Johnny_Vox 5 лет назад

Great video! Having studied Method acting extensively I can attest to the use of modalities and sub-modalities along with many other techniques that some of the greatest actors in the world use on stage and in films. Have you ever wondered why or how actors can draw you into the situation (as if) they are in by conveying their feelings and you are then emotionally drawn in to what you are watching? I will admit that you must possess empathy to be emotionally committed as narcissists fall out of such capability. The action of NLP truly works but, only if you are someone who is highly conscientious of human interaction with the capability to read the subtle facial or physical tells and changes that most people are unaware of conveying.

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

It definitely opens up a whole new world when you can be conscious of these things.

@chelseabangs9657 Год назад

I completely understand all of this and have been reading a book by Richard Bandler. Now I know how to trigger the ex back into the good feels and memories before I even try talking to him about missing him. It’s complicated, I’m his nephew’s God father and his brother is closer to me than my own blood.

@yemaya1573 7 лет назад

Very informative...

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Thank you!

@evanparcon 3 года назад

This is amazing ❤🙏

@DamonCart 3 года назад

Thank you.

@AA-jg7xm 5 лет назад

Without even slightest of exaggeration, I'm having self improvement after watching your videos.... Really, absolutely! However, there are some things that are a bit hard to follow.... Just watched your video re how to overcome fear... Well apply now and test....

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

Great. Let me know how it works for you.

@error_44 4 года назад

Good to know.

@timsmith8277 6 лет назад

Change happens WHEN you change the emotions, this takes NLP to the next level. Emotions are the glue that makes the thoughts stick. The stronger the emotion the more power it has.

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

Thank you for your comment. That's a little vague. Can you give me an example of what you mean?

@timsmith8277 6 лет назад

If you have a problem and let's say, for the sake of argument, your shy and you wanna meet girls for instance, identify the emotion, fear, embarrassment or what ever. Then take that, put it out in front you, take your hand and move the emotion to the side (the brain does not know the difference between real and imaginationed) Then add a desired emotion, look at it, feel it, it ok, then add the the first emotion back mix it up till you have fear-laughter, or what ever the emotions are. Put it back where you found it. It won't be the same. Look up Tom Vizzini and Kim McFarland and the 3D Mind. I think they over complicated the process to much to much.

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

Emotions don't happen spontaneously. They may seem that way but that's because the trigger or visual/auditory/kinesthetic stimulus is unconscious. If you're not working with the stimulus the emotions will come back. This might be a temporary fix but I have doubts about it creating lasting change.

@timsmith8277 6 лет назад

Well without testing it, you just went the full dismissal of it. Thanks, your just not progressive and pretty ordinary.

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

It doesn't matter how "progressive" you think you are there are still certain basics that have to be taken into account. If you want to create a new aircraft and fly across the world for example, you're still going to have to deal with gravity. Also I don't think you realize that in the process you're suggesting, you're having to use visual and auditory modalities to represent the emotion. How else could you possibly put an emotion "out in front of you"? Emotions are only felt inside of you. If you're putting it in front of you and moving it, that can only be done by a visual or auditory representation (or a combination of the two). I'm not saying the idea behind the process you mention would never work. It sounds like some basic NLP ideas mixed with someone's ideas thrown in like someone learned some NLP and ran with it and never took the time to really understand how it works. I may be ordinary, but you haven't understood the basics of NLP. You may be able to get a NLP process to work for you here and there, but your results will be haphazard and unpredictable at best.

@randyclere2330 Год назад

Great Damon!!!! love the video's... you really inspire me in my practice!

@DamonCart Год назад

Thank you. Glad you find my videos helpful.

@sambou6286 Год назад

Cheers buddy👌

@prabalbhardwaj1829 4 года назад

this is diamond ! Thanks

@DamonCart 4 года назад

Thank you.

@bigbadbobster8 Год назад

Clearly pin point Accurate . Thank you sir you have confirmed my suspicion of the existence of cult mechanisms surfacing in a group

@DamonCart Год назад

What mechanisms are those and how does what I say in this video connect?

@yirujiwang 2 года назад

Great! Thank you! Can you do some technique on overcoming compulsive eating/shopping for food even when food is not available at home? I think this behavior is a result of anxiety in my case. I look forward to it.

@DamonCart 2 года назад

I've done many videos about this. Here are a few. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lhV0IDoP66c.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9g3Fd9C8I0Q.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-um9OiPaKuqI.html

@thaispliskin8104 2 года назад

that's exactly what I need

@mariaeugeniarestreporestre4107 7 лет назад

Excellent resentation. Thank you very much.

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Thank you. What did you like about it?

@mariaeugeniarestreporestre4107 7 лет назад

I liked the exlpanation about calibration, anchoring and mapping acrross by I don't understand well the mapping across. These techniques are equal to visual, auditive and kinesthetic? Thanks a lot.

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

I should do a video on mapping across because you're not the first person to ask about it. Mapping across is when you take the submodalities of a positive and resourceful experience and apply them to a situation where you would like to experience the same resourcefulness.

@werneresterhuizen931 7 лет назад

+NLP Gym what can be the best way to anchor myself in academics im 15 years old ,and i don 't know what would be the best thing to do , for self motivation.

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Hi Werner. Thank you for your question. Watch this video. It should give you what you need to anchor motivation. There are other techniques like Values Elicitation that can also help you. I've done videos on that as well. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sePU3Dywc2c.html

@64Magick 7 лет назад

1. Anchoring drunk women is the funniest ;) 2. Active Listening to rapport is cooool :) 3. Mirroring people from a distance is MAGICKAL!!

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

I've never anchored anyone while they were drunk. Not sure if that would work since the senses are dulled. I agree with 2 and 3.

@64Magick 7 лет назад

Sorry, I've stated that wrong, its more like PRE-drunk (1 to 2 drinks within 30 minutes as they become RELAXED and surrender to the day). It still works on some DRUNK people IF they have a high liquor tolerance. ------------------------------------------------------------ Q: Have you ever tried mirroring people on "LIVE" TV, but NOT the ones with a Time-delay??? It has to be LIVE?

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Do you have any video of you anchoring almost drunk people. I would like to see this. No, I haven't mirrored people on live television. Have you?

@64Magick 7 лет назад

Evidence, I dare not. Only for "self" entertainment and exploring new concepts. Peace!

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Fair enough.

@ThefiveElements29 6 лет назад

Thanks for subscribing! I came to check your channel and I found this video very interesting & you make it easy to understand 🍃you got a new subscriber also 🍃have a great day 😊

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

Thank you.

@ramieb6149 4 года назад

Hi, I only just came across your channel yesterday but I love what you do. My question is: "I'm starting a business and I wanted to know what type of NLP to use to positively impact my clients. Thank you

@DamonCart 4 года назад

That's a very broad questions. How exactly do you want to impact your clients positively and what is your business?

@Moony0102 7 лет назад

I like the concise, straight to the point way you explain each technique. I also like your idea of focusing on threes :). Thank you very much.

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Thank you and you're welcome!

@joepeeer4830 5 лет назад

awesome

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

Thank you. What do you like about it?

@danielfinkhelstein9226 3 года назад

1.Calibrate recongnise phisiologig change 2. Anckring : hancing sound or touch to something positive .or yourself . 3. Mapping a cross Sub modality Visualising a picture of the people to relate to resorces ...

@madhhviraj4089 2 года назад

Superb

@DamonCart 2 года назад

Thank you

@durrhurr55 6 лет назад

Nice. South Louisiana

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

I'm originally from there. The video was shot in my parent's backyard.

@googlyswings3171 Год назад

excellent explanation on three NLP Tech with good examples... these examples are always help even an average IQ people

@judithmolina9377 6 лет назад

Thx for the free info. Please provide more real life examples. It's hard to follow your explanation at times! I'm a very visual , hands on learning. Have a good day!

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

Hi Judith. Thank you. You can go to my channel page and search these concepts and you'll find additional videos, some I even demonstrate them with others.

@jessicagiuffre561 6 лет назад

Thank you for clarifying that. I don't know if my written words came across as a criticism. Apologies if they have. They weren't meant to be. They were intended as a suggestion more than anything else.

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

I wasn't offended. When you give feedback and you use words like "need to" as in "You need to slow way down" it is called a Modal Operator in NLP. Words like need, have to, can't, must, etc. come from a parental or cultural archetype. When people talk like this to themselves it usually means they're parenting themselves. When some people give feedback like this to others it can make them feel like a child, which is probably not the effect you want.

@MrSuraj210 5 лет назад

I understood everything and I know how to use it without your help. How great am I.

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

I don't know. How great are you?

@marvinmariquita2149 4 года назад

Thank you Damon for the free tips in NLP, I subscribed to your channel because you're making NLP easy to understand. So basically calibration and sensory acuity is like reading body language and reframe it?

@DamonCart 4 года назад

Welcome aboard! Yes, calibration and sensory acuity is all of those things but not reframing. That's a different skill/technique. But to reframe effectively, you will want to gain rapport with the person, which is where sensory acuity and calibration come in.

@marvinmariquita2149 4 года назад

@@DamonCart I see, thank you for the another tip :) will keep watching your videos and the ads to help your channel and to keep it growing :)

@DamonCart 4 года назад

Thank you!

@luismx8 5 лет назад

It was hard to understand but I think I got it . I will work on these because they seem like very valuable skills.

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

This was one of my early videos. Since then I've made hundreds more where I go into more detail about various NLP techniques. Here's a more recent one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MIl3WGKVBn4.html

@silasmahner1415 6 лет назад

What are some books you would recommend for me to get started learning nlp.

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

Reading NLP books to learn NLP can be a bit daunting because NLP is experiential and to learn it you need to practice it. There are good books out there though. Some books give you exercises to do on your own and some give you processes and exercises to do with others. Make sure you do the exercises because that's the only way to really learn NLP so it helps to have a partner or a group. Any books from Steve and Connirae Andreas are great. They have an uncanny ability to take complex concepts and make them simple and easy to understand. I'll give you the advice that Steve gave to me, which is start with their more recent books and work your way back to their earlier books. Whatever you do, I don't recommend that you start with the first NLP books ever written by Bandler and Grinder. They read like engineering textbooks, not user friendly.

@libertycoaching9335 4 года назад

Silas Mahner the Bible. Nominalizations and complex equivelances

@Alignedtop 3 года назад

@@libertycoaching9335 shh. No one wants a book named that. Dumbass

@jennifercarleton5199 5 лет назад

I really like this... 3 simple tips. Thank you!

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

You're welcome. Thank you for your comment.

@esaugamez8885 5 лет назад

Question: how do you control your moods, states and emotion? And if so, how can you become consciously aware?

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

That's a big topic. Perhaps I will do a video on it. Moods, states, and emotions are patterns and they're usually triggered by specific events are people. Intervention or interrupting the pattern is the key. You can first start by recalling the last time your mood or state shifted. Find where it actually started to shift. It might surprise you how early it actually started. It probably started well before you were conscious of it. Find what triggered it. Your moods, states, and emotions don't just come up randomly. They're either being triggered by outside information or something internal. Ask yourself what is the positive intent of the mood, state, or emotion regardless if it's negative. There's always a positive intent underlying it. Reintegrate that positive intent or value with a positive mood, state, or emotion that will fulfill the underlying positive intent. This will take some practice. Don't be discouraged if negative feelings seem to sneak up on you. Winning this game is not about never losing your center. It's about getting it back as quickly as possible once you realize you lost it.

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

@Ching Vang Glad to hear that.

@djoHn548 7 лет назад

Another example, when I was in MCT (Marine Combat Training) we were only aloud to use chewing tobacco when told we could. So me and my buddy would go in the head and dip at night.. that was half a year ago. Any time I smoke or put a dip in, I still find the urge to have to pee 😂 sorta weird but yeah lol

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Haha. Yes, you have an anchor there my friend.

@timsmith8277 6 лет назад

It's call Anchoring, read about Pavlo's Dog, classic example of anchoring.

@skionen1781 4 года назад

Great video. How you deal with someone who seems to copy your vocal pace to get you to do something they need to persuade you of.for example I speak a little fast when I feel slightly anxious and I notice when my supervisor at work needs some kind of favor from me I notice he Tends to speed up his voice like sounding like me in a way and I could see through the BS I’m curious can you give me some helpful tips to deal with that? Thanks

@DamonCart 4 года назад

Sounds like you're dealing with it quite well. You know what he's doing and you see through it.

@johnmckennamba9078 4 года назад

Where did you do your NLP training? I'm just curious. I got my NLP Practioner Certification with Tad James Company. Working on Master Practitioner & Training for Trainers...but haven't completely decided where I'll do it.

@DamonCart 4 года назад

I started my training with Robert Dilts and Judith DeLozier. I attended their practitioner, master practitioner, and trainer training. I also resource coached for their master practitioner. I did Tim Hallbom's courses and also resource coached for a few of his trainings. I did some training with Bandler as well. But the person who really showed me what NLP is and what it can do is Steve Andreas. He mentored me for years before he passed last year. His son Mark and his wife Connirae still teach.

@LuZhang87 6 лет назад

Can you undo an anchor that has been previously put in by NLP techniques?

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

Definitely. You can desensitize it by triggering it over and over or you can collapse it by anchoring a different state in its place.

@abdulrahmanal-sheddi2825 5 лет назад

I have finished the Master practitioner and I'm looking for Trainer course during 2019, where and when I can take that?

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

I like your eagerness. I don't offer a NLP trainer training at this time and I'm not sure that I'll create one. If you really enjoy practicing NLP, start a practice group and lead it. This is a great segue to teaching.

@AzmatMehmoodGondal 7 лет назад

can you guide me to good example of creating an anchor. Appreciate your effort.

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Yes I can. Glad you asked: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sePU3Dywc2c.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-B7WJ89GGSYE.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8Qn6XHL7Fn4.html

@samrogerson682 7 лет назад

Have you any videos that incorporate these techniques in telesales

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

I don't. What will be much more effective in telesales is going to be the tonality of your voice and the language you use. There are many books on hypnotic language and language patterns of influence like Sleight of Mouth. Those will help you more than these techniques in telesales.

@littleoceandrop 7 лет назад

Sam Rogerson please recommend books (hopefully audio books) or videos or channels on language patterns and hypnosis for telesales :)

@effortlessschool 6 лет назад

great channel keep it up

@anthonybojorcas1171 3 года назад

Yes

@rva 7 лет назад

thanks Mr! You're awesome

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Thank you! What do you like about the video?

@rva 7 лет назад

All of it. You have good presentation skills

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Thank you.

@scottybroker 3 года назад

I have noticed that the best quality of the NLP teacher shows up in his/her teaching. Bandler and Grinder were the best. However, I am not impressed by what passes today as NLP...including this guy. I recommend "Instant Rapport" by Michael Brooks. It is the best best for the popular mind

@alistairkinnear8737 7 лет назад

hey thanks for subscribing. I like what you guys are doing here. do you blog?

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Glad you asked. Yes. I blog quite a bit: nlp-gym.com/category/blog/

@lauramackinnon4664 3 года назад

Hi, I am new to NLP and just started watching your videos. I was wondering if the following is an example of an NLP technique. I am a therapist and I asked my client to write down a thought that has resulted in a lot of distress. The thought included the phrase "too thin/too fat". I asked him to cross out the words "thin/fat" and replace with a random word, such as "blue". Let me know your thoughts on this! Thank you for your videos.

@DamonCart 3 года назад

That's not really a NLP technique unless you're attempting a pattern interrupt. If that's the case you would need to lead the person to where you want them to go once they're confused. But that doesn't seem to be your intent. NLP would be asking them "too fat for what?", "too thin for what?". There's obviously missing information here that needs to be recovered for them to move forward. See my videos on the NLP Meta Model.

@Viv8ldi 3 года назад

Mapping Across is an incredible technique. Can I use it in this case: I dont have issues to dance in front of my brother, but in front of basically every one else I get extreme anxiety. When I imagine in my mind those people are my brother or they are wearing his face, I feel less anxiety. So it gets more possible for me to dance in front of them. Could this be a good example?

@DamonCart 3 года назад

Absolutely

@Viv8ldi 3 года назад

@@DamonCart thanks

@rhondatrivett1803 4 года назад

i love your 3 nlp send me some infor im looking for a course on coaching

@DamonCart 4 года назад

You're in luck. I'm doing this next week: www.lifemasterygym.com/live-interactive-training-coaching?Sept3-19&

@littleoceandrop 7 лет назад

Great content and subject, please include more careful step by step instructions, intentions, results and example for each technique for each to be clearly understood, take all the time you want, but be simple and essential ;)

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Thank you. I've done several step by step videos on anchoring and different types of anchoring. I've also done some step by step videos on sensory acuity but it's a vast study and there are so many parts to it. If you're interested in more sensory acuity and calibration I offer a free online program for it on the website nlp-gym.com

@ebonywaru5881 4 года назад

Thank you so much for your talent to explain

@DamonCart 4 года назад

You're welcome. Thank you for commenting.

@bereruter0 7 лет назад

would NLP work best with depressed people since they have a higher alpha state? and the other way around for anxious people since they are more aware and concentrating, especially if they have social anxiety and they will be in a beta state.

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Thank you for your question. NLP can do wonders for both depression and anxiety. Think of NLP sort of like Mixed Martial Arts. It's a model of models, which focuses on usefulness more than theory. It's a bit of art and science combined. The study of states; how to easily maneuver from one resourceful state to another as needed and how to induce states in others is a huge part of NLP. Some people in NLP like to get into alpha and beta states. I prefer to go by what I feel if I'm working on myself and I prefer to go by what I see and hear and what the person tells me when I'm working with someone else.

@bereruter0 7 лет назад

thanks for the reply, it helped a lot!

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

You're welcome.

@deepakattri9094 5 лет назад

This video is my first video .. i just subscribed .. from which video i should start bro ?

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

Just dive in. I have almost 500 videos at this time. Take a look at what interests you and go for it. Thank you for subscribing.

@ajmalvks 4 года назад

You should do this video in indoor, with dark and quiet theme, so we can concentrate well, thanks

@DamonCart 4 года назад

Check out my more recent videos. This one is three years old. I've since gotten better equipment.

@surbhimantri1 6 лет назад

Hi, I’m from India , I want to do course on NLP . Trued visiting your website but it says enrolment closed across the website I’m unable to read the content on your website.

@DamonCart 6 лет назад

Thank you for your interest. My online courses are done by enrollment periods. I will probably open enrollment for my Practitioner Program again in June. I also just announced a new NLP training I'm teaching. I will teach it live first and then I will turn it into an online training. I'll give people a chance to pre-enroll so you can get in on that online training early. This is the announcement for that training: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xCcbavxG9Fc.html

@sandeepchourasia3782 5 лет назад

Which city are you from? I will be able to guide u for the same.

@Mona-et7tv 4 года назад

Great

@DamonCart 4 года назад

Thank you.

@saraa1982 7 лет назад

are you able to provide me with real life examples of 'mapping'? I understand the concept but I am not sure how it applies to actual situations....

@DamonCart 7 лет назад

Good question. Perhaps I should do a video demonstrating the process of Mapping Across. If I try to write it out here it's not going to make much sense unless you've seen it demoed before. Basically you're taking the way you process information in one situation where you're effective and confident and applying it to a situation where you want to be more effective and confident.

@saraa1982 7 лет назад

Thanks :)

@erictharp3848 6 лет назад

hey. just started researching nlp but if I'm understanding the concept an example might be: when I was a kid, beating Zelda...that final screen made me so proud of myself. stressor - coming home and the kids have trashed the house. rewire the stressor to associate with a proud, happy moment from childhood so I hug the kids and discuss their day instead of throwing a tantrum like my father did. Something like that? do you have any parenting classes? thanks, interesting ideas

@MrSuraj210 5 лет назад

You are a nice person. I like you. Greetings 2019.

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

Thank you. Happy New Year to you too.

@andrewsekay5104 6 лет назад

i HOPE NLP MAY HELP ME I SUFFER FROM BARKING DOGS AND GENERAL SADNESS DUE TO MANY DISSAPOINTMENTS IN LIFE BUT I WILL KEEP TRYING ANYHOW

@Viv8ldi 3 года назад

Is it possible to use "totems" or symbolic things to get anchored?

@DamonCart 3 года назад

Definitely

@Viv8ldi 3 года назад

@@DamonCart thank you

@BrooksEM Год назад

Which audiobook would you recommend for an introduction into NLP?

@DamonCart Год назад

I can recommend some books but I don't know if they're available in audio. Learning NLP from books is difficult because you really need to be able to see someone demonstrate the processes and techniques and it's important to practice them with someone.

@BrooksEM Год назад

@@DamonCart Thank you. I live in a small city in Poland (American in Poland), so I don't have the same purchasing power (each dollar is almost 5 Zloty) as most Americans and I'm one of the only English speakers for miles around. That's why if I'm going to learn about this, I have to start with books. I prefer audiobooks if possible because I can learn while biking through the town.

@DamonCart Год назад

@@BrooksEM anything by Steve or Connirae Andreas is great.

@ufcknockouts07 2 года назад

Anyone in sales needs to take notes

@forestwiids9710 5 лет назад

I understood everything you said, I’m a natural skeptic however. How do you know you aren’t just in a echo chamber reinforced by others in the nlp community. Do you ever think that people subconsciously or consciously know you are manipulating them but they allow you to do so and in respect to this you’re actually the one being manipulated

@DamonCart 5 лет назад

This is actually a valid question and it sounds like it comes from a place of healthy skepticism rather than just trying to tear something down. There are many people who start NLP training with the idea of becoming a coach and a NLP trainer and if they don't practice enough and master the skills they often become exactly what you're asking about. They're not getting results and they're not cultivating the skill but they want to believe it works but it's not so they just become impersonations of their teachers. I've gotten extraordinary results from NLP starting back when a professor of mine helped me overcome depression in one session when I was in my early 20s. Later I wanted to learn NLP to fix my insurance business. I had no intention of teaching it or becoming a coach, but as I got better at it I realized it was a calling and that I had to share it with others otherwise I wasn't going to reach my own potential. I've been doing it for 6 years and my life has fully transformed and I help my clients do the same. Great question. Thank you.

@louisefairbrother8840 2 года назад

I always seem to pick up on it. This happened to me recently with a guy I met up with. He is a therapist and I asked him to meet up in the hope we might be able to get to know each other from a romantic interest perspective and he just used NLP on me. I knew it afterwards. It came out about a month after talking and exchanging emails that he was in a relationship. Yet he used a lot of NLP over emails too. I’m so confused as to why he even bothered hypnotising me and half smiling and using and a lot embedded phrases and other techniques around trust building (like often referring to the weather) unless he was planning on having an affair? Needless to say, it absolutely makes you not trust the person and comes across as manipulation.

@Black0bsidian 2 года назад

If you all want more detail buy one if his courses. He’s not obligated to share even this! If you don’t understand google the words your not understanding.

@marshalldowns6752 4 года назад

I had been practicing anchoring for a really long time and didn't even know it.

@DamonCart 4 года назад

NLP is about realizing what we do unconsciously and bringing it into conscious awareness so you can have choice about it. Great that you realize it now.