NLP - Neuro Linguistic Programming

NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) started as a study in the late 1970s into how the brain works and particularly to see if it was possible not only to code excellence but to be able to reproduce it.

The study was conducted by Richard Bandler and John Grinder, a mathematician and a linguist, and included the works of many who were considered excellent in their field. Therapists such as Fritz Perls, Virginia Satir & Milton Erickson. Linguists such as Alfred Korzbski and Noam Chomsky, Psychoanalyst Paul Watzlawick, Anthropologist Gregory Bateson and many others.

Success, in effect, comes from within us. Having the knowledge of how our own internal patterns work and influence others, and our environment, can help us to become more empowered in business, sport and personal relationships. As it developed, NLP exploded into the world of therapy. Most personal development systems tell you WHAT you should be doing in order to change your life. The difference with NLP is that it teaches you HOW to make that change. The techniques are simple, fast and effective.