What I learned from Dr Richard Bandler

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In this episode of Changing Minds, I sit down again with my mentor and friend Dr. Richard Bandler, the co-creator of Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) and a renowned expert in the field of behavioral change. With over five decades of experience, Dr. Bandler has revolutionized the approach to personal development and psychotherapy. In this discussion, he shares transformative insights from his career, and reflects on the powerful influence of mentors like Virginia Satir. Dr. Bandler also critiques traditional psychotherapeutic methods, advocating for techniques that offer immediate and effective change. Whether you're a long-time follower or new to the concepts Richard shares, this episode is packed with valuable lessons on improving mental habits, accelerating personal growth, and understanding the role of imagination and belief in achieving profound personal transformation. We speak on the most important lessons Richard has ever learned, his mentors, what he’s grateful for, how to change the way you think long term, the difference between thinking smarter and inspiration and much much more.
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0:00 Intro
01:19 The Birth of NLP: A Reaction to Traditional Psychotherapy
06:17 Mentorship and Influences: Learning from Virginia Satir
08:22 A New Approach to Psychotherapy
12:41 The Power of NLP: Transforming Lives Quickly
16:26 Beyond Positive Thinking: The Practicality of NLP
21:25 Imagination as the Foundation of Reality
26:26 Real vs. Imaginary Problems: The NLP Perspective
28:13 Unlocking the Power of Imagination in Overcoming Habits
29:08 The Transformative Role of Belief and Storytelling
31:16 Exploring Human Modeling and Perception
33:20 Humor and Learning: A Unique Approach to Change
34:40 Personal Growth and Mentorship
40:09 The Legacy of Inspiration and Gratitude

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4 июн 2024

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@KrystyPage Месяц назад

I'm grateful for Richard Bandler and NLP. It changed my life and continues to do so. Dr. Bandler is the smartest person that I know and one of the most important contributors of knowledge that enhances people's lives in our time. He not only has an explanation for everything, but he developed ways (techniques) where you can experience well-being in real time. He's a true hero and all those who have learned his material are invaluable to others as coaches/teachers. I was led to NLP organically after experiencing a random powerful shift in my state of mind in the midst of a traumatic period in my life and knew that I had tapped into something important and knew it could be duplicated but I didn't know how then. It was when NLP showed up in my life that I learned how to duplicate great feelings on command just by understanding how we think, or the lack of it, and our neurology. Thank you for this great interview.

@localreviewking134 Месяц назад

Richard, is a great man. Many thanks for his work and for the many happy outcomes because of NLP.

@owenjf23 21 день назад

Thanks Krysty! Delighted you enjoyed it.

@maniselvikrishnan274 7 дней назад

🎉😅

@stuartd8695 29 дней назад

Really interesting talk, Owen and Dr Richard I really enjoyed it. This may seem way too simplistic to most people but Im going to say of it. In my young teenage years, my Uncle asked was I going ploughing on the farm? I said yes but have never ploughed a field ever. Everyone has to start he said. I did so and eventually ended up making a bad job. As an example my effort was embarrassing to me, tried lots to correct it, that only made it much worse. At lunch I was asked how is my ploughing, I said bad and there was a curve similar to a fairly tight turn in the road. So one of my life mentors (Uncle) came up and eventually he ploughed over my work and got the ploughing straight. He said he could only show me a few pointers - then I must think and teach myself. I ended up with most of that side of work doing very well and applied the techniques to everything in my life endeavours. We all must start, if we don't take action, we as Richard said don't move ahead. I have put myself in difficult situations to carry on a new strategy of work and had many times a red face of being embarrassed but that didn't do me any harm at all. It made me better as I didn't give up. I know one man when he first started his small business, his new clients some of whom he told me called him a silly stupid stupid man. He didn't give up, he has ended up as a highly successful business man. He still tells me of his clients calling him stupid but he has been massively successful compared to any of his derogatory clients and he still serves those derogatory clients today. He didn't let them affect his imagination of what he wanted to become. Don't look down folks, hold your head up and take action, regardless of red faced embarrassing situations coming your way.

@stephanieyancey4414 Месяц назад

There should be more NLP studies in all mental health professional work.

@DorinSD1 Месяц назад

Super interview, love it and great to see Richard speaking outside of the usual seminar environment!

@rahulgeorge Месяц назад

Love the work you keep doing Owen and the fact that you keep going back to the source.... may you continue to keep doing the amazing work you keep doing Owen...🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊

@rahulgeorge Месяц назад

Keep up the amazing work your doing Owen. Love that you keep coming back to the source 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤.. more power to you...

@olyrasamison6283 Месяц назад

I'm very happy to come across your video because I'm spending time right now looking for all the videos of Richard Bandler's latest interviews. 😀 I have been interested in Neuro Linguistic Programming for years and I finally had the chance to train with 2 of its master trainers (Michel Wozniak and Nathalie de Marcé) in Switzerland. I count myself lucky to be able to attend the Advanced Master Practitioner training in Italy in May and to be trained by Richard Bandler himself. This man is a true genius.

@Ruth-rj3vp Месяц назад

Loved this and thankyou very much going to keep re-listening

@c7eye Месяц назад

NLP has helped me so much. I will be eternally grateful. When I talk about it I get a lot of blank stares. My friends and family dismiss it, sadly.Great insights. Fantastic interview.

@ricardopereiramentor Месяц назад

You’re funny Owen ☺️ I love to learn creating more and more change while using humor and laughter 🙏🏽 It’s such a blesing having learned that deeply through NHR. I loved the interview including knowing about your growth close to Dr. Bandler as well as you sharing your feelings in the end 🎁

@debasmitabasu_456 Месяц назад

Overcoming Learned Helplessness: Dr. Bandler suggests focusing on what you can do when faced with a challenge. How can his approach help someone who feels stuck in a situation due to learned helplessness (a belief that they have no control over outcomes)? **Beyond Positive Thinking: **The video highlights that positive thinking alone is not enough. Can you elaborate on what Dr. Bandler means by "knowing how to think positively" and how this translates into taking action and achieving goals?

@wexfordism Месяц назад

Great interview, Owen. Love all the 'Bandlerisms'. It's always a pleasure to hear such wonderful insights from you both.

@michaelodowd4347 Месяц назад

So glad Richard has instilled into you Owen an almost poetic preservation of how to take forward all the good content from my childhood summer holidays in Ireland and build up from that ☘️💚. Thank you

@loucarm9656 Месяц назад

Loved it! Great interview! Keep up with the brain washing 😉

@localreviewking134 Месяц назад

Heck, just one day with Richard could change you forever. I would buy that day!

@debasmitabasu_456 Месяц назад

According to the video, the learning from Dr Richard Bandler in this interview are: People can learn new things regardless of their age . Thinking positively is not enough to make a change. You need to know how to think positively and what steps to take to achieve your goals . When faced with a challenge, instead of feeling overwhelmed, you should focus on what you can do and the small steps you can take to move forward. If you are having negative thoughts, you need to replace them with positive thoughts

@birthing4blokes46 Месяц назад

I loved this thank you very much, I have never met him but love him.

@sandravanbiezen2747 Месяц назад

Super! Love it, thanks so much Owen!

@ShayLynchFS Месяц назад

I've been looking forward to this episode since you announced it Owen - loved hearing the story of how NLP developed - great episode !!

@TheBuddhasSon Месяц назад

Well done Owen and Richard! Thank you! Very warm-hearted exchange. Two living legends - a big one and a kind student. May you both be well!

@frantzypop1486 23 дня назад

This content should be viral😍

@owenjf23 21 день назад

Thanks!

@CoachNiklas Месяц назад

Outstanding!

@dinikosama 18 дней назад

Love the show, your style, and Richard. Keep going ❤

@hobowithawaterpistol9070 14 дней назад

I like the way you do the entire interview process because first you allow the guest to speak all the way through and then you take few moments of edited footage to reflect upon the segment, and then you provide the set up for the next question! I think you’re an excellent interviewer and you have an even keel to your way of speaking! I love the part about storytelling and I plan on mastering storytelling eventually because in itself it’s very hypnotic and captivating as I remember specifically two people in my life who were master storytellers and one thing they both had in common was a tooth to tooth smile! That’s another thing that should be taught is how to smile! I’m not confident to give that kind of a smile, but I have always been a little envious of people who do!

@metavisionconsulting 9 дней назад

Thank you for this interview!

@christinegreig8826 16 дней назад

Thankyou interviewer.xxxxxxxx

@willgracie4697 Месяц назад

huge thank for posting this -I have had the immense pleasure of attending a training and meeting Richard and listen to your audio books constantly - stunning insight and laughter !

@nc89 Месяц назад

exhilarating!

@owenjf23 21 день назад

Thanks!

Месяц назад

Great interview.

@eliastefanidou4905 Месяц назад

My mentor interviewing his mentor!! Amazing work Owen….keep up the popping up, (it has a different impact) Btw nice glasses 😊🙏🌍

@owenjf23 21 день назад

Haha thanks Elia!

@user-ov6jx9qp7s 14 дней назад

First time viewer here. The cutaways to you talking was one of my favourite parts of the video. Subscribed. Now for another. ▶️

@adamrafferty 14 дней назад

GREAT INTERVIEW - thank you!

@darcv242 26 дней назад

I enjoyed your commentary! 👍

@owenjf23 21 день назад

Thanks a million!

@colinremmer2417 Месяц назад

I'd love to know who he respects & admires for the therapeutic work they do

@barbarafairbanks4578 18 дней назад

mmm...himself?😃

@tonedeftonytv1047 5 дней назад

I'm really surprised he doesn't mention John Grinder or Milton Ericson.

@mikejennings2709 24 дня назад

NLP:) The keys to driving your magic bus. WHO would have known that it’s time for new more now and then. Carlton Minnesota Black Bear Casino Robert, Anton Wilson

@aleks0_o879 20 дней назад

im always ( genealization lol ) thinking when watching bandler interviews, how hes likely tracking the other persons sub modalities, pacing, heart changes, meta programs, etc

@murraykrause8869 17 дней назад

Richard knew everyone worth knowing like Dr Moshe Feldenkrais and the seemingly ancient work of he and his contemporaries will guide humanity as we stand at the edge for the great leap forward

@christinegreig8826 16 дней назад

Just bought his book Owen goodness knows if it will help me...

@barbarafairbanks4578 18 дней назад

So funny... His story about the phone co changing his phone #...way back when the phone was 'rotary' ...well, this just jogged my memory of a dream I had 2 nights ago! I was supposed to be calling someone by phone, but I was using a bunch of papers someone handed me. Then they handed me a rotary phone, and in the dream I realized, 'oh yah, I need a phone to call...why was I trying to use papers to call someone?? Nevertheless, after I dialed and dialed on the phone...still couldn't connect with anyone with that rotary phone🙄 No idea what this dream might mean, for me, but it is weird that 2 days later I recalled this dream upon someone in a podcast mentioning a rotary phone🙄

@christinegreig8826 16 дней назад

I have a picture of richard and I from London xxx

@christinegreig8826 16 дней назад

I've saw your name a lot but now I see it different your alright...xxx

@christinegreig8826 16 дней назад

What other books does richard have

@bedadays1763 Месяц назад

Owen how do you deal with it when you get anxiety of the news but can't prob picture your own future?

@changedahanddlessss 26 дней назад

That outro 😂

@christinegreig8826 16 дней назад

Me he'd sit down to dinner with,..xx

@user-ob1oi7kn2w Месяц назад

Is it a cult?

@joachimguth6226 Месяц назад

I see many NLP principles already in mainstream knowledge

@user-ob1oi7kn2w Месяц назад

@@joachimguth6226 it is a dangerous cult

@localreviewking134 Месяц назад

No, not remotely. NLP is open to anyone, with an open mind. You, can go about a good bookstore and a buy a NLP book and read it. Use the tips, or routines for a few days/weeks and then you feel,act, do and live a better life. Applying a negative mindset to NLP may cause you to avoid change for the better. Instead consider the likes of NLP as something you can embrace and run with for the rest of your life.

@user-ob1oi7kn2w Месяц назад

You are wrong it is a dangerous cult

@localreviewking134 Месяц назад

@@user-ob1oi7kn2w Sure, keep taking the meds.