The *real* reason you might be struggling with NLP

According to Richard Bandler (the guy that co-founded NLP), NLP is “an attitude, backed by a methodology, that leaves behind a trail of techniques.”

For our purposes, we’re going to be focusing on that last part.

“A trail of techniques”.

That’s no exaggeration either.

Over the years, hundreds of NLP techniques have been developed and/or discovered.

They all have the potential to produce near-instant results.

Which seems great, at first glance.

But the techniques are only as good as the person who’s using them.

If you were to take a brand-new NLP practitioner and an NLP Trainer and have them do the same technique, the NLP Trainer will most likely get better results.

And it’s not just because the NLP trainer has been doing it longer.

You need to have the right beliefs in order to do the techniques effectively.

Without a firm belief in yourself and what you’re doing, no NLP technique will work for you.

Learning a variety of techniques also expands your toolset and gives you multiple options to consider when dealing with a problem.

This goes back to the “Law of Requisite Variety”, which states that the system or person with the greatest flexibility of behavior will control the system.

In other words, the more NLP techniques you have at your disposal, the better.

I’ve taken 50 of the best NLP Techniques I’ve come across and put them together into one course called the NLP Techniques Video Library.

My name is Jacob Laguerre, Founder of PCI Alpha, and I’ve been studying and practicing NLP since 2015.

I’ve also taught NLP to thousands of people around the world through my online courses.

Here’s also what you’ll learn: