Practical NLP Podcast

This week's episode of the Practical NLP Podcast is all about one of the most controversial ideas in NLP, eye accessing cues. Includes questions to elicit them and some subtleties that most descriptions don't mention (ignorance of which probably accounts for some of the skepticism)

'Predicates' is the NLP term for the sensory (visual, auditory, feeling etc) words we use that give a clue to our thought processes - that's what this episode is all about

This week's episode covers representational systems, the difference between 'analogue' and 'digital', and why you should never label anyone (especially yourself) as 'visual', 'auditory', or 'kinesthetic'

Real-world applications of pacing and leading, when to break rapport, and influencing with integrity - Practical NLP Podcast 15

How to achieve rapport the NLP way - and how to blow it! Plus crossover matching, pacing and leading, the easy way to achieve rapport, and how to practice your rapport and sensory acuity skills. Practical NLP Podcast 14

Rapport the NLP way, with some backup from psychology - includes matching and mirroring, and 7 things you can match to achieve rapport

Practical NLP Podcast 12 is about sensory acuity - how to 'read' people, and a calibration exercise to try

Practical NLP Podcast 11: NLP presuppositions about change

NLP Presuppositions about communication: respect for the other person's 'map of the world', the 'meaning' of communication is the response you get, you cannot not communicate