Understanding NLP strategies for better workplace communication ... without the jargon

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adam_text Contents About the authors χ Introduction 1 PART 1 A NEW WAY OF UNDERSTANDING NLP 1. NLP building blocks 7 Operational principles 8 NLP beliefs simply explained 8 Influences on the way you think and react 10 NLP basic techniques 10 Rapport: the key to successful personal communication 11 The main differences between the conscious and the unconscious mind 12 Language and its vital role in written and verbal communication 13 NLP as an aid to learning in others and in self 15 2. NLP beliefs simply explained 16 People are not their words and behaviour 17 Context is what determines others interpretation of any action or communication 18 Mind and body are inextricably linked 19 A positive intention motivates every behaviour 20 vi ■ Contents Actions do not necessarily represent intentions 21 People will usually select what they believe to be the best choice 22 Two people will see the same thing in entirely different ways 23 People respond in accordance with their own interpretation of reality 24 If you always do what you always did, you will always get what you always got 25 Success depends on varying what you do until you get the result that you want 26 People with the greatest choice and flexibility of behaviour come out on top 27 Modifying your own behaviour can make others change 28 It is impossible not to communicate 29 The meaning of your communication is reflected in the response you receive 30 People have all the resources they need; it is just a question of applying them 32 Understanding comes with experience and is what enables you to explain something well 33 Don t think failure , think opportunity to learn 34 There are no resistant audiences, just inflexible communicators 35 3. The mind and its effects on your behaviour 37 Your mind affects your physical state and can be used to control it . 38 The mind retains certain types ofinformation without even trying 39 An open mind is the key to making progress 40 Your behaviour reflects both your conscious and unconscious states of mind 43 How incompetence can lead to competence 44 Contents ■ vii People are different and respond to different approaches 45 You can choose between negative and positive thinking 47 How your ego directly affects others 48 Controlling your own attitudes will help you control situations 50 Finding out a bit more about yourself 52 Implications on a wider scale: marketing and branding 52 Being part of a group can change the way you think and behave 53 You can control your mind and therefore your reaction to people and situations 55 4. The body and its impact on communication 57 NLP and body language in general 57 Instant messaging 59 Presenting yourself in the best light 60 The body as an instrument 61 Using your eyes to communicate 62 Voicing your thoughts and talking your way to success 64 Personal strengths and how to use them 66 5. How your nervous system prepares you for anything Hypnotism, a powerful tool for positive and negative effect У1У Technical aspects of the nervous system 70 Your nervous system forces many different responses 72 6. The incredible power of language 74 Why are you so boring? 76 Why do I find it so difficult to understand what you say or write? 76 Why is it easier to recall some uses of language than others? 77 viii ■ Contents Is spelling really that important? 79 Why do some people overload my brain? 80 The curse of generalization 81 The benefits of generalization 83 The use of language to distort the truth 84 Why can I not remember the names of people that I have just been introduced to? 85 Why can should , ought and other words and phrases be so irritating? 86 Why are some people so easy and some so difficult to converse with? 89 What is the solution to others imprecise communication? 89 Why do I recall some brand names and not others? 90 Why could it be all Greek to me ? 92 7. Rapport: your most important communications tool 95 The art of making personal contact 95 The advantages of rapport building 96 Key skills in building rapport 97 Be curious: making new friends 99 Different strokes for different folks 104 Nurture new relationships, then watch them prosper 107 8. Influencing skills are better than status Ш How to get exactly what you want 111 Why become an influencer? 112 Critical success factors 115 Do it first, do it right, do it continuously 117 9. Learning: the most effective ways to do it 120 Anecdote and analogy provide great learning hooks 121 Collaborative learning boosts everyone s performance 122 Trial and error learning: sounds risky but works well 124 Contents ■ ix Learning by association means that one thing leads to another 125 Other ways to remember things: the value of aide- memoires or mnemonics 125 Conflicting ideas: how tensions in the mind create a strong learning incentive 128 Choice of words, together with scope and sequence, profoundly affect meaning 129 The surprising importance of guesswork 130 Learning through what NLP teaches us 131 PART 2 NLP AND 26 SITUATIONS OR CHALLENGES YOU MAY FACE 10. Facing management challenges 135 Recognizing and dealing with bullying 135 Managing by objectives 138 Development of ideas and strategies for an organization or group 140 Getting the best from meetings 143 Managing teams and projects 146 Managing others motivation 148 Managing time in others 152 Cinderella and behavioural traits in organizations 155 11. Opportunities for personal development 159 Assertiveness in challenging situations 159 Confidence in your own abilities 163 Communicating verbally with others one to one 166 Managing your time 170 Managing your receptiveness to change 172 12. Specific skills and capabilities to widen your range 177 Getting the best out of interviews 177 Writing reports 180 Contents Managing events 185 Persuading others to grant your unusual or unexpected requests 188 Managing others anger and frustration 190 Communicating with people who do not immediately understand 193 Influencing others emotions 197 Dealing with difficult people face to face 200 Dealing with difficult people on the phone 202 Dealing with difficult people in written correspondence 205 Effective presentations 208 Selling: the consultative approach 212 Negotiation principles 214 Where to find out more about NLP and NLPfacilities 218 Glossary 220 Index 224 Have you ever wondered how some people constantly achieve success in the workplace and in everyday life? Do you wish you knew more about how they think and behave? Understanding NLP will take you a step closer to sharing their success by showing you how to achieve personal and organizational goals. By applying the principles of NLP to the working environment and describing familiar situations in jargon-free language, Understanding NLP provides insights into: management issues; interpersonal differences; bullying; team performance; the use of language; • running meetings; • selling and negotiation; • influencing skills; • presenting; • interviewing. Full of real-life case studies and situations, it will provide clarity and guidance in a remarkably simple and common sense way, helping you to make radical changes in the way you approach people, life and work. Frances Kay acts as a consultant to specialist firms assisting them in establishing and developing corporate networks and relationships for their business development. With many years work experience covering politics, diplomatic service and law, the majority of her time is now spent writing, researching, editing and giving talks based on her book topics. She is editor of The Good Non Retirement Guide 2009 and co-author with Patrick Forsyth of Tough Tactics for Tough Times (both published by Kogan Page). With twenty books published to date, her area of expertise is career management and self-development. Neilson Kite has been a manager, businessman, director of a number of knowledge industry companies, marketing consultant, mentor, coach and trainer in management and communication techniques. He has been widely published in the media on business topics and recently undertook ground-breaking work for the United Nations International Trade Centre and the European Union. He is a regular speaker at national and international conferences on management, marketing and communication topics. Kogan Page 120 Pentonville Road London N1 9JN United Kingdom www. koganpage. com Kogan Page US 525 South 4th Street, #241 Philadelphia PA 19147 USA Business and management
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