NLP Logical Levels Alignment for Personal Change with Robert Dilts (1992)

[@anirudhasopa7561]

A real genius! What an amazing experience to see this! So many concepts got cleared!

[@KamranSultanNLPMasterTrainer]

I bought this in VHS over 20 years ago. While watching I followed along the processes imagining Robert is taking me through the process. I was amazing experience.

[@alicraft9542]

Did the program work ? Did you achieve the things you set out to achieve ?

[@JediStockTrader]

@@alicraft9542 Some people like watching tv, as though its the same thing as doing.

[@dzemalduric]

Thank you Martin for this recording. All my anchors fired.... 👣

[@karthikr177]

Love Robert Films for his in-depth knowledge and views...

[@debraheslin9233]

Love this and his use of language and his demeanor - so authentic. He sure is masterful at his craft - thank you for sharing

[@rachelandrews7586]

This is beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing 🤗

[@bilawalali2722]

His body language is remarkable!

[@CoachingSM]

Thanks Martin for this content...❤️

[@clemthompson5336]

It's just amazing, thank you !!!!

[@TheMpmpmpmpmpmp]

So powerful thank you Robert

[@russellkeating7481]

Truly great stuff!!👌🙏

[@chastonmatta]

Incredibly powerful

[@MrSindala]

Beautiful.

[@jadenkamau]

20:32 disappointment requires adequate planning - Richard Bandler. Only on the what level Not on the how why or who

[@unitynofear7758]

I was just half listening kinda 'who is this dude, looks like a beat up ashton kutcher', then I saw it was Dilts himself. Better pay attention!! x)

[@micaelat3734]

Spot on! Similar thought😁

[@alicyasimmons5989]

He's smarter than Bandler.

[@blacbillionaire]

I'm assuming you can identify with more of yourself in Dilts than Bandler and that's why you say he is "smarter".

[@blacbillionaire]

This is Bandler's son lol

[@Sbannmarie]

Here’s a handsome man.

[@paulcole1938]

To spell.... To spell.... Dispell.... Genius

[@micaelat3734]

It is a pity he called it logical levels. Russell was referring to sets and subsets. And it makes clear that the famous paradox of the Cretan who said, "All Cretans are liars.", is a false paradox because logical levels are involved. I do appreciate this though. It's nice to see Dilts, having actually read his books, Beliefs, with Hallbom & Smith, and the other one, Changing Belief Systems.... way way back in the 90s.

[@nandocielo3232]

In my opinion, at first impression, both Bandler and Dilts irritate me. The former is a predator - like and the latter is a false prey - like. If their target had been to persuade me, they should have call Grinder.

[@donaldwymer7749]

He just copied Maslow's paradigm.

[@ajayyogey6649]

Yes as a training psychotherapist studying Maslows Hiarichy of needs thats what i thought. The "making a sale can be a spiritual experience" makes me uncomfortable. Like how mindfullness has been hi jacked from the buddhist path and is now being used in buisness to make more profitable, good emplyees.

[@micaelat3734]

I agree. However, Maslov had a fixed hierarchy. Dilts' model shows that people can differ in terms of value. (You might sacrifice your own survival, for example, or safety, to protect your son or family.) Dilts also utilises it differently. Maslov was saying that the lower levels of the hierarchy had to be fulfilled, before an individual went to the next level all the way to self actualisation.

[@micaelat3734]

Dilts tried to explain that the top levels were driving the lower levels. It is your values that determine what type of behaviours you have or want to have, what capacities you aim to develop. Probably, what kind of environment you create around yourself.

[@aleks0_o879]

The food pyramid also copied. There are a gazillion psychological models represented in a pyramid.

[@omarsalomcanaloficial3330]

Actually the logical levels comes from Gregory Bateson.