The Seven Secrets of Setting Goals With NLP

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In this eBook, the reader is taken through a powerful interactive process for creating compelling goals. Damian Hamill identifies and elaborates upon Seven Secrets, the NLP criteria that make the difference between achievable, ecological outcomes and those goals that are destined for failure.
The eBook is structured in such a way that allows the reader to shape his or her own outcome as the process unfolds, developing a personal goal that is expressed in a way that maximizes the likelihood of it being successfully achieved.
The Seven Secrets can be used effectively to empower both individuals and groups to create the futures that are right for them.

Self-Help Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)Personal Growth Success

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36 printed pages

Original publication: 2013
Publication year: 2013

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Andrey Prozorovhas quoted3 years ago
to make your goals happen.

4.They are appropriately contextualised – you know where, when and with whom you want the outcome.

5.They maintain the positive benefits of the previous situation – if there are good things in the present situation, let’s find a way to keep them, even as we set goals to change what we don’t want.

6.We understand and are confident of being able to access the various resources we will need to achieve the outcome.

7.Finally, our outcomes are ecological – we understand as far as possible the impact and influence that achieving our goals will have on all the areas of our life and we are comfortable with that.
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Andrey Prozorovhas quoted3 years ago
We have considered how Well-formed Outcomes – those that stand the maximum chance of being effectively achieved (and that we will be pleased we have achieved) - conform to seven principles:

1.They are stated in the positive – phrased as what you do want, rather than what you wish to stop or avoid.

2.They have sensory-based evidence criteria – you know what you will see, hear, feel, smell or taste that lets you know when you have achieved them.

3.They are self-started and self-maintained – as much as is possible you are the master of your own destiny and are the person who can act
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