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Attitude is fundamental !
At the moment in which we approach NLP 3 we need to be pushed by a strong desire to participate in life and a curiosity towards exploring what is new, to have the wish to challenge ourselves in something unexplored to achieve and live our dreams.
How many of you have projects that are blocked by a fear of failure, thinking of all the difficulties you might meet? This behaviour risks to be counterproductive.......We are the first difficulty that we need to overcome.

You need to focus yourself on the results that you want to achieve and dedicate all the energy you can give to your projects. Many people think that NLP 3 is simply a group of techniques, instead it is the study and modelling of success strategies, animated by the winning positive thought of those that have achieved great goals in all aspects of their life.

"We are greater than what we think we are!"
(Milton Erickson)

An example of this greatness was the American psychiatrist Milton Erickson who, notwithstanding his handicap, managed to develop the small amount of sensibility he had to be able to have better contact with others, becoming the best communicator of his time, even though he had difficulty in speaking. He believed in life and in love, seen by him as a great value, which united with passion and positiveness, are the best conditions to learn NPL, in the best way possible. Minds that work well are those that produce satisfactory results, also visible to others!!!!

Milton Erickson was a hymn to life! To be able to overcome his difficulties he found himself faced with a challenge, and the result of his challenge was Neuro-linguistic programming.
In fact the first NLP originated above all from the comprehension, carried out by a study group at the Santa Cruz University (California), of the strategies used by many successful communicators and the modelling of M. Erickson had a fundamental role in this development.

It is us that, being born and raised in a culture which considers life a "valley of tears", think that in the moment in which something good happens, it is down to good luck. A dull life, without emotions or memorable events is considered normal and with this widespread conviction, it becomes logical that existence continues in this "dullness", because the brain is a learning machine and energy follows thought. Or alternatively, we allow ourselves to be driven between euphoria and sadness when in reality we are the owners of the way we think.

Think positive and exciting thoughts if you want to have a happy and stimulating life! Think negative thoughts and you will have a life full of troubles and regrets.

NLP is also an attitude: a means to positive living, optimistic and winning. It teaches us how to change that which prevents us advancing, transforming difficulties into opportunities of progression. It helps us to concentrate on objectives and to find the right way to achieve them. It increases self-confidence, turning internal images and sensations into something positive. It unfurls with all its strength the potential that is in all of us but which we often ignore. It helps improve our relationships with others because it puts us in a condition to better observe and fully understand the person with which we are speaking.

Originated in America (in the 70's) it provides us with a series of successful methods enabling us to achieve our objectives in all those areas in which communication is fundamental: sentimental; professional; sales; family harmony etc. etc. In the following years other models were created that leaned towards the new direction of NLP 3.