March 22nd, 2008
At some point, don’t we all wish we had more motivation?
More motivation to quit a bad habit, more motivation to get started on an important project that will bring us more success in our life, or even more motivation to clean out the garage so our spouse will be happy.
We all have a list of things we want to do or things we wish we would stop doing, but we just can’t find the motivation to do so. Well the good news, as many researchers in the field of NLP (neuro-linguistic programming) have made clear, is that such motivation can be created. And it can be created in a matter of a half hour or less.
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Nlp In Action - How To Create Super Motivation (part Two)
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March 18th, 2008
Is it really possible to create super motivation in a half hour or less?
Think about the impact this question could have on your life if the answer is true. Any action, any behavior, any task that you now put off or hate to do, could instantly become pleasurable and you could condition yourself to do it without all the endless self reproach you probably inflict upon yourself now.
Well the truth is that the science of NLP (neuro-linguistic programming) has made it possible for you to create such instant super motivation in your life. And this motivation is not created with so-called “willpower”. Instead this motivation is created by linking pleasure or pain with the behavior you want to change.
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Nlp In Action - How To Create Super Motivation (part Three)
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March 18th, 2008
Are you getting excited yet?
If you’ve read the first three articles in this series, you are probably beginning to realize how easy it can be to create super motivation to get yourself to do anything, regardless of how much you have avoided doing this thing, how much you tend to procrastinate doing it, how much you internally resist doing this activity or behavior.
In the first three articles, we have talked about how to create links between the activity you wish to get yourself to do (the target) and something you already derive a great deal of pleasure from.
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Nlp In Action - How To Create Super Motivation (part Four)
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