NLP - SWISH Pattern

Here David Shephard demonstrates how to use the NLP SWISH Pattern during The Performance Partnership's NLP Practitioner Certification Training

[@Kev80ification]

Another brilliant demo David! I love your teaching style! Thank you for posting this!

[@RealWorldNLPAndHuna]

Thank you Kevin I appreciate your feedback and I'm delighted I can be of service.

[@successmindsetbyurban]

Wonderful!! Thank you. Do you have other swish pattern video demos by any chance? Your videos are so helpful!

[@dzihanahajdarpasicmisirlic]

Loved it

[@RealWorldNLPAndHuna]

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[@drewbeardmore289]

Wow very well done

[@RealWorldNLPAndHuna]

Thank you Drew!

[@ghitatherapy8255]

Good stuff. Swish works well. This is a bit different from the usual swish style. Perhaps easier.

[@RealWorldNLPAndHuna]

Thanks Gita, this is the size and brightness SWISH. There is also the location and distance SWISH as well as various designer SWISHS. I think about the SWISH pattern differently. If the first picture is the trigger to the problem then the strategy for the problem starts running, then as long as you SWISH the second picture up fast enough it interrupts the pattern and eventually becomes part of the strategy. I had a big name in NLP tell me I was doing it wrong because I was using too much suggestion! 🤣

[@ghitatherapy8255]

@@RealWorldNLPAndHuna David, at the end of the day, the client wants a result. This is good because it is simple and you can check in with the client and keep going if you need to. The submodalities method I learned, is hit and miss if people are not good at visualising, their viewing angle is the same for a good memory as it is for a bad memory, or they can't relax. Ps. How is a lot of suggestion bad? Lol

[@MarkPettigrew]

Love the temporal language at the beginning.