
“Mind blowing.”
– James Tripp _ “Fundamentally changes the way you view the world.” – Sammi Tucker _ “Mind blowing. Just a phenomenal awakening.” – Mike Begala _ “My mind is spinning. Wow!” – Carlos Casados _ “All I can say is: Mind. Blown.” – Jason West _ “There’s nothing like this in the world. It’s just fucking phenomenal.” – Rafael Lopez _ “Just incredible. I am just blown away.” – Dannie Hoffmann _ “Truly game-changing.” – James Tripp _ “I cannot recommend this more!” – Tina Fox _ “This training is the shit. This is the shit right here.” – Rory Oleson |
Learn to SEE into their world, then STEP into their world …
… to connect, engage and lead them from the inside.
“James’ understanding and insight into human nature and behaviour is just extraordinary.”
– Michael Christon
“This is seriously high-value material taught exquisitely. Truly game-changing.”
– James Tripp
“This is the course I wish I’d done when I first came across NLP. And had I done it then, I’d be considerably more adept than I currently am.”
– Adrian Reynolds
Let me tell you a story.
I know I’ve been blessed.
When I started learning NLP, I flat out struck it lucky – and it wasn’t until many years later that I came to fully appreciate just how fortunate I had been. Because as much as this story involves much of my own personal experience, it doesn’t start with any amazing discoveries on my part.
It pretty much starts with me blindly stumbling into the path of a guy by the name of Roger Deaner – an extraordinary teacher who later became my most influential mentor.
Now, since you’ve probably never heard of him before, let me paint you a picture. First of all, there was a great big gaping generation gap between us. The guy was old enough to be my dad. As he liked to put it, he was “chronologically advantaged.”
Secondly, although he was an expat who had spent close to half of his life in Australia, he was incurably British in certain regards. Called the rest of us Aussies ‘colonials.’
Thirdly, he was one of the most sensationally skilled NLP Trainers that I’ve ever seen.
And let me tell you, I’ve learned from quite a few people – including all of the creators of the field, several leading ‘name brand’ developers and a couple dozen others. He was unquestionably a master of his craft.
So it was the late 90s and I had just started learning NLP.
And here was this guy, and there was just something about him.
It’s not just that he had some great NLP skills. It went further than that.
No, not further – deeper.
He seemed to have an almost supernaturally deep insight into the core of human nature and human relationships.
And I’m not talking metaprograms and neurological strategies and submodalities – you know, all those fantastic and jargon-infested ways of dissecting human experience.
Did he know all that stuff? Sure. Hell, the guy was an NLP rock star. But there was always something beyond that: a profound understanding of people – all kinds of people – and their deepest needs, yearnings and motivations.
He just fundamentally got people.
And not just intellectually. Anybody can spout references to stuff they found in a book somewhere. It’s like it was in his bones.
And this translated into some extraordinary skills:
He had a gift for knowing exactly what kind of shift in consciousness was needed to dramatically change someone’s experience – and how to make that happen. |
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He had an almost scary ability to completely ‘nail’ what someone was thinking – and to change how they thought about it – before they ever said a word. |
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Where lots of folks are great at getting on with people, he had an effortless knack for getting in with people, which is a whole different kettle of fish. And he could get in with anybody – from blue chip CEOs to angel intuitive therapists to ‘rough as guts’ ex-cons. All social worlds were open to him. |
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… and I won’t even tell you about some of his other crazy psychic ninja skills, because you probably wouldn’t believe me anyway. |
So throughout my time with Roger I learned a lot about NLP, but I learned a lot of other stuff as well.
Because it turned out that much of his magic came from the fact that he had made a study of what a person’s body can tell you about their values, beliefs and attitudes – and how to use your own body as a gateway into totally different ways of experiencing the world.
And I’m here to tell you that what he came up with was sensational stuff. It was nothing short of a revelation.
… BUT …
The bastard was so intuitive by this stage that he only ever mapped the most basic elements of this extraordinary discovery. Just the simplest and most obvious stuff. And human beings can be complex critters sometimes. You may have noticed.
So even though he was effortlessly adept at understanding and dancing with those complexities, he never explicitly mapped a way of navigating them. And between you and me, that just bugged the hell out of me. This stuff was way too valuable not to develop further!
So I rolled my sleeves up and spent the next few years refining, developing and extending what he had started. And the result is Spiral Somatics.
And I’m still going.
In all the years that I’ve been exploring this stuff I still haven’t found the edges. The implications of this material are profound, and the applications are flat out endless.
… and I totally understand that “endless” doesn’t really give you much detail. So how about I just go ahead and give you the low-down on just a few of the ways in which learning this stuff can make a serious difference in your world – and in your business.
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Asset #1: ‘Getting people’ (including yourself) at a deeper level to make stronger and more meaningful connections |
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You’ll develop a much deeper ability to truly “meet people at their model of the world.” Because most of the time, the best people can do is to acknowledge someone’s model of the world, try to understand it and offer validation from the outside. With Spiral Somatics you can develop an immersive, full-body appreciation of their world very, very fast – and congruently inhabit it yourself so that you are meeting on their turf as an insider rather than a benevolent outsider. |
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You’ll also develop a much greater awareness of how your own model of the world is perceived by different people: “Would that God, the gift he gi’ us to see ourselves as others see us!” And with any luck, you’ll discover that what you think of as ‘common sense’ is just an indication of your perceptions in this moment and that people in a different space hold completely different things to be ‘common sense’ and self-evident. |
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And you’ll know what kinds of things the person in front of you considers to be self-evident and ‘common sense’ right from the word go. |
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Plus … you will be able to congruently shift your own beliefs, values and behavioural traits easily and quickly by accessing and becoming cosily familiar with all of the potential models of the world that are already inside you. Because it’s not that you have a single model of the world yourself – you actually have lots of different ones, but most of them are locked away where you don’t usually see them. And when you know how to access them, you can very quickly and easily bring them back into play when required. |
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Asset #2: Developing powerful, subtle and effortless influence |
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Imagine knowing their ‘hot buttons’ the instant they walk in the door – before they even say a word – so that the very first words out of your mouth are exactly what they want to hear. Just take a moment to think about the powerful first impression that makes. They know straight away that you get where they’re at. |
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And you’ll also know – in advance – what kinds of ideas and suggestions someone will be responsive to, and which ones will bomb or backfire. |
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And you’ll know the leverage points that will be effective in having someone make change, take action, shift their perceptions, etc |
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And you can establish and maintain great rapport … without doing anything as cheesy as mirroring. |
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Asset #3: Knowing just how and where to nudge people in order to bring about self-sustaining change |
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You’ll be able to see your clients in 3D. What does that mean? For starters, it means that everything is contextual. The beliefs, values and perceptions that someone holds depend on the context they’re in – people, places, tasks, topics, etc. And it also means that when you know what to look for, you will be able to tell when and how their beliefs, values and priorities shift – and to what, exactly. So you’ll know that Bob does A, B and C internally when you’re talking about managing staff, but that he shifts to doing X, Y and Z internally the moment his attention goes to the subject of negotiation, for example. |
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And you’ll learn the art of getting real, fast – because there is often a difference between what people say (or what they think) is important to them and what is ACTUALLY important to them. And people often do things based on their perception of what they think ‘should’ be important for someone like them, even when it’s not something they congruently value. So if they’re not congruent, you’ll already have a pretty good idea about what is genuinely important to them – and be able to cut through the bollocks straight away and help them move in a more useful direction. |
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Plus … you’ll be able to get a pretty good picture of the likely behavioural, mental and social strengths and weaknesses of the person in front of you, very quickly … and that means you can leverage this knowledge to tailor your tasks and interventions for maximum effectiveness. |
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… the applications really are endless.
So if you’re already imagining the long reaching effects you can expect as a result of becoming more effortlessly influential – as well as being of greater and more genuine service to the people around you – then come and join us.
Because this training isn’t just going to be about learning some useful new additions to your professional toolkit. It’s also going to be a revealing, personal exploration of the diverse and fascinating ways that people go about being people.
Plus: crazy ninja mind skills.
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Course dates and details
Los Angeles, |
Feb 20 – 23, then |
Investment: |
2495 USD |
Melbourne, |
Mar 21 – 24, then |
Investment: |
2495 AUD |
Mumbai, |
Jul 1 – Jul 5, then |
Investment: |
95,000 INR |
Las Vegas, |
Feb 20 – Feb 23 and |
Investment: |
2495 USD |
Bangalore, |
May 7 – May 10 and |
Investment: |
95,000 INR |
Amsterdam, |
Oct 8 – Oct 11, then |
Investment: |
1695 EUR |
Ok, just book me in already!
To book in for any programs in India, you’ll need to get in touch with Mohammed Rafi of NLP Training World. You’ll find his details right here:
Mohammed Rafi
+91 88918 94588
mail@nlptrainingworld.com
And to book in for either Las Vegas or the Netherlands, you’ll find an online registration form when you click on the appropriate image below:
Click here to register for Las Vegas
Click here to register for Amsterdam