10 Fundamental Principles of NLP

In NLP we learn as how other people, specially experts store their own experience in their minds… so that we can more accurately and effectively find out how other people think.
Using NLP Modeling techniques, we gain unique insights into how to more effectively install experts experience inside ourselves. Here are the 10 Fundamental Principles of NLP. These principles provide an attitudinal background to apply NLP effectively.

  •  We are responsible for how others respond to us, as the meaning/interpretation of our communication is the response we get.
  •  Be aware of the person’s perceptions, People interact with their internal versions of facts rather than facts per se. Hence each person’s ‘truth’ is true for them even if it differs from others ‘truth’.
  • In any situation a person is making the best choice with the resources which they currently perceive as being available to them. Every behavior is a means of fulfilling a positive intention, at some level, in a person’s life.
  •  Respond to people as if they have all the mental and emotional resources they need even if they do not currently recognize this.
  • Be flexible, the person with the greatest behavioral flexibility is the most influential.
  • Its never a mistake or failure… its a feedback! There is a solution to every problem.
  • Mind and body are part of the one system and conscious mind capacity is very limited
  • All human behavior has a structure and is the result of how a person uses their representational systems.
  • If one human can do something then, potentially, anyone can.
  • NLP is a generative rather than a repair theory – it emphasizes on finding solutions rather than analyzing causes – and in NLP we always add choices, rather than take these away.
  • NLP is a technology for improving communication and hence leading to improving just about anything we do, more effectively, with more fun, less stress and less uncertainty.

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