so many people not watching or modeling John and instead looking down and making notes .....WTF .......i guess i am a little surprised.......not what i would choose at a JG seminar!
good information an precise modeling procesing and understanding the unconsconsciens processeseess for adiction and how to create good rapport for change and the positive intention
Profound strategies! The shocking of "unconsciousness" is a brilliant way to gain rapport with another person. The unconsciousness mind needs to be acknowledged so the resistance level is lessened, can until then can alternative strategies be discovered to replace the problematic behaviour. I agree. You can't stop a behaviour. You can replace one with another behaviour that is potentially more beneficial to the well-being of the individual.
I had the same thought. There isn't even anything on their website you could buy if you wanted to about this. So I don't really see the point of them posting this incomplete lecture. The only thing I can think of is to do what he said at the end which is to look for alternative methods of achieving the same thing that alcohol does currently. I wish they had offered some more suggestions of what those things might be. But I guess we must ultimately find them for ourselves
As recovering alcoholic (and I mean 7 bottles of Vodka per session type of alcoholic) and being an astute student of NLP, the process outlined by John is going to be mildly unsuccessful. True alcoholics deal with physiological issues that cannot be solved just by a paradigm shift in the alcoholic. If that were the case, I would have been sober years ago. John comes from a good place but unless you've been a true alcoholic, you're never going to truly relate.
You would do well to research the amazing results with many intractable problems achieved with NLP before you make such a blanket statement. Who are you to judge? What are your credentials?
Your a TRUE Master Teacher! Thanks John for helping the world..
John is kind of a G.O.A.T. (Greatest Of All Time).
so many people not watching or modeling John and instead looking down and making notes .....WTF .......i guess i am a little surprised.......not what i would choose at a JG seminar!
Great video.
good information an precise modeling procesing and understanding the unconsconsciens processeseess for adiction and how to create good rapport for change and the positive intention
Profound strategies! The shocking of "unconsciousness" is a brilliant way to gain rapport with another person. The unconsciousness mind needs to be acknowledged so the resistance level is lessened, can until then can alternative strategies be discovered to replace the problematic behaviour. I agree. You can't stop a behaviour. You can replace one with another behaviour that is potentially more beneficial to the well-being of the individual.
Good performance John: - Go for it!!!!
I love John.
amazing!
The video ends right when it starts getting interesting.
OH MY GOD! WHAT A TEASE! what am i meanto do with that kind of information now,... where the hell i see the rest of this video..
I had the same thought. There isn't even anything on their website you could buy if you wanted to about this. So I don't really see the point of them posting this incomplete lecture.
The only thing I can think of is to do what he said at the end which is to look for alternative methods of achieving the same thing that alcohol does currently. I wish they had offered some more suggestions of what those things might be. But I guess we must ultimately find them for ourselves
@@Adrian-yi8fl how are U going. Are U Actually in the midst of quitting or planning to quit
Feels like you using a Trojan horse. Outstanding technique John. Thanx 4 sharing
Nice
Brilliant work with the oft ignored unconscious. Unless it buys in.... relapse after relapse after relapse.
isnt it. Its simple but so complex. Yet these are things that "DR" cant deal with.
Downloaded 3gp.
As recovering alcoholic (and I mean 7 bottles of Vodka per session type of alcoholic) and being an astute student of NLP, the process outlined by John is going to be mildly unsuccessful. True alcoholics deal with physiological issues that cannot be solved just by a paradigm shift in the alcoholic. If that were the case, I would have been sober years ago. John comes from a good place but unless you've been a true alcoholic, you're never going to truly relate.
Do you have to be violent in order to relate to violence? you can also have violent thoughts without reacting on them right? right.
@@simong7735 have you ever suffered from alcoholism?
Ridiculous!
You haven't tried it.
You would do well to research the amazing results with many intractable problems achieved with NLP before you make such a blanket statement. Who are you to judge? What are your credentials?
NLP is common sense wrapped in a pretty bow and sold to people who like to play God with other people.
Another ignorant comment.