The sequential process of moving to a significantly different state.
Useful when practicing NLP for when a client has a significant difference between their present state of mind and the desired state. Each state builds on the one before until the desired state is reached.
One of the magical processes of NLP that embrace the natural wonders of life combined with human ingenuity.
The Process of changing anchors:
- Chose two widely separate steps, involving a ‘stuck’ present state and a desired state.
- The first intermediate step is an ‘away from’, to take the person out of the stuck state.
- The next intermediate step should take the client ‘towards’ the end state.
- No more than five steps.
- Steps not too far apart.
- Should be ecological.
- Should not be the strategy currently run.
An example use would be when your typical response to a situation may be a reaction that you would prefer not to have. Why repeat things in life that you do not like? Don’t have to live at the mercy of ‘mind”, live independent and free. Use the process of chaining anchors.
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