What You’ll Discover in Steve Andreas Building Self Concept
Steve Andreas – Building Self Concept
Building Self-Concept
Beyond Self-Esteem is the power of oneself-concept in motivating and directing a person’s behavior has been recognized for years. This is the pattern that was developed by Steve Connirae AndreasSubmodalities are used by, to obtain the existing self-structure-You will then create another one from the same design. Peter learnt how to view himself as loveable and the wide possibilities of his abilities.-The wide-ranging effects of this change are demonstrated in the following-Interviews with Peter and his wife. (39 minutes.)
This video will show you how to: Steve This video demonstrates how to use submodalities (sensory distinctions like bright/dim, loud/quiet, hard/soft) in order to build self-esteem-concept. StevePeter, a client of ours, learns to love himself and follows the example of his mentor.-Interviews will allow you to hear the impact this change has had on Peter and his wife. You will need previous NLP experience to get the most out of this tape.
Sample Seminar Notes –
Belief Change can be used when there is a belief that is restricting.
Negation is usually used. Before the new belief can be established, the old limiting belief must be discredited.
In order to avoid conflicts, they are installed.
However, sometimes there is no limiting belief; the person just hasn’t built a useful
It is the durable generalization that they make. You can see how they behave in this instance.
Maintain a durable generalization. You can use this format to create a new one.
Some people are able to maintain a solid sense of themselves as having some attribute—
being capable, lovable, etc.—even when events or others around them temporarily
These attributes are contrary to reality. People are dependent more on others to keep them going.
Encourage them to be positive about an attribute, even though they may not show it as often.
behavior and may take any denial by an individual or event very seriously.
Regardless of how many positive experiences they have had.
1. Desired Attribute. As a person, think of an attribute that is important.
You can only verify what you know about yourself by looking at external evidence.
Examples of attributes include being intelligent, valuable, valued, respected.
etc. Do you have a particular attribute you wish to be known? Let’s say,
When people tell you to, “That was very kind,” do you go, “Huh?” Surprise, or
It is possible to discount it. You can ask the person to test it. “Are you a (kind) person?”
Pay attention to the nonverbal response.
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Ecology: Pick something that currently needs external conditions in order to get
you into trouble. As a result, you can be annoying others.
Ask them for their reassurance. This is different from checking externally in.
Feedback in a constructive and practical way
2. Self-Concept. A personality trait you like is something that you can identify as true about yourself.
You know that you are smart, persistent, creative and considerate.
etc. You can internalize this information, even though a specific event is obvious
This contradicts it, or someone else disagrees at the moment. Take a test
Asking “Are you an (intelligent) person?” Pay attention to the nonverbal response.
3. Notice how you are able to represent the trait you like and what you know is true in terms of
submodalities. How can you represent this internal attribute to make your knowledge more accessible?
It is long-lasting and durable.-lasting? There is usually a “summary
representation,” An image, voice, feeling, or other reference that can be used quickly. Support
This is a larger version. “database” Several examples are shown, often in the same representational
system. Idealerweise, this database contains all representational system.
Although it may seem paradoxical at first, generalizations are strengthened by including
Several countermeasures-Examples (approximately 10%): Times when you weren’t intelligent.
kind. loving, etc. If the person does NOT include counter-Take time to look at these examples
To include and access a few. The person will feel more solid.
This characteristic.
4. You can map across. Find the attribute you are most interested in knowing about yourself.
It is important to represent it exactly as you would the self-concept trait you like
Know what is true about yourself. Accessing enough representations may take some time.
This is just one example. It is important to take the time to understand this concept.
Create the following after accessing the database “summary representation.”
5. Future-Pace and Test. Place this new representation in context for the future
Find out where it can make a difference and what it feels like to do this.
In that context, attribute is true about you. Also, ask “Are you a (loving) person?”
Pay attention to the nonverbal response. You should observe a nonverbal reaction
This is very similar to the step 2 observation (and quite different from what you had previously observed).
Observed in step 1.
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About Steve Andreas, M.A.
Steve Andreas Is co-Connirae is the founder of NLP Comprehensive with him. He is the author of Virginia Satir—The Patterns of Her Magic and co-Editor of nine other NLP manuals and books, which have been widely acclaimed, as well as the best.-Heart of the Mind NLP book available for purchase Steve and Connirae’s contributions to the field include emotional transformation patterns for grief, shame, guilt and forgiveness, as well as pioneering in the areas of Timelines and submodalities.
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