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NLP Language Patterns Combinations

NLP Language Patterns used in combinations are extremely effective.

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These individual NLP language patterns are most effective when used in combinations.

This is a very important consideration for your practise.

One way is to practise just one of the individual patterns for a day or week or so.

This can be very effective but, in my opinion, it trains in bad habits that can retard your progress.

You are far better to choose at least three of these and begin to use them in concert with each other.

Once you can do this THEN you can safely begin to add in one at a time.

This is just like Martial Arts. Become fluid with combinations and principles first, not pedantic with individual techniques.

Here is my choice for the best initial combination to begin practicing with:

Linking Patterns
Softeners
Embedded Commands

In fact, if these are the only ones you ever learn and master you will be able to do amazing things with them.

Being able to access these in different combinations within different circumstances makes you very flexible. You will be able to adapt, exert influence and apply these skills in just about situation.

It is important to train yourself for the unpredictable and unexpected set of circumstances. This is real skill.

A worthy outcome.

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