Thursday, July 31, 2025

7 Dimensions of Wellness: The Key to Overall Health

Have you ever wondered what wellness really is and why it is so important to us? Do you want to know how we can achieve complete wellness? In this article, you will know the true meaning of wellness and how it can be adopted in your life. So let's get started!

What is the Meaning and the Need of Wellness?

Physical wellness, Mental wellness, Emotional wellness, Spiritual wellness, Social welness, Financial wellness, Environmental wellness


Wellness does not actually imply having a physically healthy person, but it is a way of life where the body, mind and the spirit are at harmony. It is also a dynamic process where an individual continues to make an attempt to ensure that he enhances his health and quality of life. Wellness does not classify as something that can prevent or cure the disease, but rather an art of living a positive and balanced life.

Usually, persons believe that they are in perfect health condition when there is no medicinal condition. This is not all the way of thinking. To be healthy does not imply the absence of the disease only but to have a healthy mental background, an effective emotional state, and an active social life. Wellness as A STATE OF COMPLETE PHYSICAL, MENTAL AND SOCIAL HEALTH is also the position held by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Life has become stressful, very competitive, and full of rush today. It is stress caused by any one of the following; job pressure, family responsibility, or social expectations and so everybody is under some type of mental, emotional or physical pressure.  When nothing is taken care of in terms of wellness then gradually the person may become the victim of depression, fatigue, frustration and sickness.

That is why today the entire wellness is no longer a requirement but the way of must-have life. It not only helps us to escape illnesses, but also adds energy, purpose and jouy to our life.

Image illustrating physical wellness through exercise, healthy food, and active lifestyle icons


1. Physical Wellness

Physical wellness is the process of taking care of one body in order to keep it active, powerful and resist diseases. It is the most essential and outwardly clearly defined level of wellness that is rested on our everyday routine.

To begin with, we should speak about a balanced diet. Our organism requires vitamins, proteins, minerals, etc. When we eat fresh fruits, vegetables, cereals, pulses and drink plenty of water the body immunity automatically goes up. Unnecessary sugar/fried foods or junk food are bad to the health and they raise the risks of chronic diseases.

Brisk walking, running, yoga/stretching not only keeps the body fit but also helps build the muscles, balances the hormones and the mind also becomes less stressed. A very beautiful method is Yoga and Pranayama, to stay in balance in body and mind.

Another factor is sleep.  By having deep sleep of about 7-8 hours per day, the body heals itself, gets energy back up and mind becomes calm.

The few basic everyday practices including getting up early in the morning, drinking warm water, following a regular schedule, exposure to the sun at the same time and going to bed at the regular time in the night have a profound effect on physical well being.

Careful tending to the physical aspect equips with the natural force to fight against illness, and this allows living energetically.


2. Mental wellness

Mental or intellectual wellness refers to having a harmful or rousing spirit and mind. As we know that physical exercise helps in building the body then mind exercise helps in building the mind sharp, steady and composed.

When the brain learns something new, e.g. a new language, an art or a technology, it stimulates the brain and develops it. When reading books, particularly those on self-development, motivation and on issues that are informative, the thinking power gets stronger and thoughts become well rounded.

Nothing is more habitual to an aware man than this habit of thinking: he endeavours to see how and why things happen as they do. Such type of thinking assists an individual to overcome issues by dictating the solutions to problems rather than being emotional towards a specific situation.

The next point of mental health is to view problems as opportunities. When there is balance of the minds of a person then he does not get shattered by the failures, but he becomes wiser and goes ahead.

To this effect, we have to incorporate practices such as meditation, positive thinking as well as self-reflection every now and then.

The fact is that a mentally healthy individual is not only able to resolve his issues in a better way, but also make a positive impact to the society. Hence, to ensure self-development in this modern and competitive environment, the mental aspect has to be strengthened.

Visual depicting emotional wellness with balanced emotions, peaceful expressions, and calming elements


3. Emotional Wellness

Emotional wellness is the ability to know and understand emotions, accept them and express your feelings in a positive manner. It is profound and a very critical factor in the sphere of mental health and that it actively entails our relationships, our decisions and our effects on the quality of life.

Each human being is associated with lots of feelings; they are happy, angry, sad, frightened, loving, discontented. Emotional wellness does not involve repressing these emotions but rather articulating those feelings in a well-balanced way. Such as when we express anger, it should rather be done peacefully through discourse although anger should not be done aggressively.

The modern life is characterized by stress and anxiety. However, when we employ such methods as meditation, breathing, writing, listening to music or talking to people close to us, we are able to deal with stress.

Self-Acceptance refers to the willingness to accept yourself the way that you are with both strength and weaknesses.  It also makes us secure and leaves out the expectations of other people. Self-compassion is treating oneself in a nice manner during moments of failure or shortcomings, and not judging oneself.

Emotional well-being allows us to relate better in relationships, to have better choices and to hold off adversities in life with patience. Formation of this dimension enables us to be internally strong and stable.

Illustration of social wellness with people interacting, sharing ideas, and building strong relationships


4. Social Wellness

Social wellness is being friendly with those around you and having good relations, that are supportive and respectful. All humans are social and their mental and emotional well-being are significantly tied to how well their relationships go.

A relationship is what enhances life, especially when it is good and maintained. Whether it is family, friends or colleagues at work place, relating with all of them will give an individual a feeling of support, security and love. Spending time to communicate with family, to visit them, and be with them during their adversities, these minor lives enhance our social life.

Family provides us with a sense of security, value system, friends provide us with a sense of belongingness and alleviating of stress. Meanwhile, coworkers turn into the body of support and inspiration that we have in the workplace. In every kind of relationships, positive communication is very significant.

In conjunction with the latter is the idea that empathy, or in other words the capacity to feel and comprehend others, is the source of social wellness.  A form of co-existence is created when a society is understandably accepting towards subject concerning the situation of another person in society, therefore, showing respect, and cooperation with other people within society.

Having a sound social network plays its role to safeguard an individual against those issues of loneliness, stress and depression and renders the life meaningful. Therefore, social wellness will be a major requirement of the present era.

Image showing spiritual wellness through meditation, inner peace, and connection to nature


5. Spiritual Wellness

Spiritual wellness refers to the knowledge of the ultimate meaning of life, realization of the course that is being taken by your life, and communicating with the soul. This aspect brings us into touch not only with the external world, but also with our inside world.

It is when we begin to understand why we live, what purpose we have in life, and what are our fundamental values that we can go on to live with much more clarity, calmness and a balanced life. Spiritual wellness does not or does not have to be connected to religion or religious beliefs necessarily but it is something that comes to the core of truth, love, compassion and knowledge of the self.

Meditation is also very helpful tool which gives the mind immense peace and creates a path to connect to the soul. When we watch our thoughts and breathe in calm after a period of time everyday, we become strong inside.

The kind of prayer makes one realize that he/she belongs to the higher power and it allows one to look hopeful in his/her problems in life. It creates the feeling of thankfulness, patience and acceptance in the mind.

The self knowledge and spiritual peace are possible when the individual starts to know himself that is to comprehend the truth about his emotions, thoughts and actions.

This dimension development will keep an individual composed, in balance and in a positive state even against challenges in life- therefore a better connection with himself as well as this creation.

Image highlighting environmental wellness with green landscapes, clean nature, and sustainable living elements


6. Environmental Wellness

Environmental wellness is the aspect of maintaining a clean, safe and balanced natural and social environment around the occupants of a certain space. In which case when we are in a healthy, green and quiet atmosphere we have peace of mind as well as freshness in the mind.

Cleanliness is a social responsibility, as well as, a personal responsibility. Not only does cleanliness of home, workplace as well as in the public places prevent diseases, but it also sends a good vibe.

An affiliation with greenery and nature is also very useful when it comes to mental and physical health. Time in woods, gardening, strolling in the fresh morning air makes one get out of stress and be energetic.

Environmental protection has obligations such as water conservation, efficient consumption of electric power, less consumption of plastics and proper disposal of garbage. Not only does this have to be done to the earth but it will have to be done to our future generations as well.

In the area of nature, hearing birds or looking at the blue sky, these are such trivial things that also bring the peace of mind and harmony. Thus, peace, balance and contentment in our lives necessitate environmental well being.

Infographic displaying financial wellness concepts like savings, budgeting, and smart financial planning


7. Financial Wellness

Financial wellness is about taking the middle ground on money as part of life and they attain their financial independence. Not only does it satisfy our needs, it does give us mental tranquility and self esteem.

Being self-reliant in finances gives an individual confidence. We are free to make our choices when we can take care of our duties and needs by ourselves and we are not reliant on other people to do this.

It is primarily based on good money managing practices - accumulating a budget, establishing a savings regime and long-term investing. Parity of money and money income, lack of control of unjustified amounts of money, and also saving of money to use in case of unforeseen circumstances must be in the person who thinks that this is the habit of being under financial security.

Besides, we should also have a good and moderate relationship with money. Money is not bad, but when one indulges or gets too worry about money, it stresses the mind. So, money should be regarded as a resource but not the point of life.

Financial wellness is guaranteed by stability in the economy, well thought and well planned decisions, and long term planning ensuring that the overall life will be secured and balanced.


Conclusion:

Wellness is a multi faceted creature and as such all the seven aspects have to be catered; physical, mental, emotional, social, spiritual, environmental and economic. With all these aspects, the only way to attain genuine and overall health is by having balance in all of them. When we only look at the body and discard the mind which is unrestful, or rich but something wrong with the relationships, or rich but have poor relationships then this would not be defined as a holistic health.

It is essential to know that wellness will never be a goal but a way of life and process since it is not a one-time goal. It is based on our daily minor choices, patterns and ideas. The more we begin to focus our attention on every aspect of our being, the more we are able to have the experience of energy, joy and balance in our lives.

It is time to take a look inside.

What is the easiest question to ask yourself?

Is there a check done to all the aspects of my life?

When the response is 'no', make one little step today, resolve a new habit or a positive thought or work to improve an old relationship. Since it is at this point that the walk to wellness starts.


Are you truly living a balanced life?

Take some time to consider every aspect of your health: physical, mental, emotional, social, spiritual, environmental, and financial.

Start your journey toward holistic health today.

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✍ Author Introduction

Dhruv Sharma

Clinical Hypnotherapist | NLP Master Trainer | Mind Power Coach

Friday, July 25, 2025

๐Ÿคฏ How to Stop Negative Thoughts in 30 Seconds

Have you ever felt one small thought ruin your mood for the whole day?

๐Ÿ”ท Introduction: When the mind becomes its own enemy



When you make a mistake or hear a negative comment, your mind grabs hold of that one thought and starts to amplify it:

"I'll never be able to succeed…"

"What will people think?"

"Maybe I don't deserve this…"

These are negative thoughts. And their impact is not just limited to the mind, it can affect your body, energy, confidence, and future.

But did you know that you can put a stop to these thoughts with a simple 30-second technique?

In this article, we'll learn how you can reverse your mind, control your emotions, and move toward a strong, positive life.


๐Ÿ” Why do we have negative thoughts?

First of all, it is important to understand why these thoughts come. Are we to blame? Is there something wrong with us?

No.

There are some deep psychological reasons behind negative thinking:

1. Primitive survival instinct

Our brain evolved millions of years ago to look for danger first, so that life can be protected.

So it notices problems before happiness.

2. Past experience

Our past experiences, childhood memories or trauma, inadvertently get embedded in our subconscious and we think based on that.

3. Surrounding environment

Negative news, stressful people, social media comparisons, all these influence our thoughts.

4. Programming and beliefs

Deep-seated beliefs in us, such as “money is the root of evil” or “nothing will happen to me” these promote negative thinking in every situation.

But now is the time to challenge this thinking.  And that too in just 30 seconds.


30-second technique: How to stop negative thinking instantly?

Now we will learn a powerful, 4-step technique inspired by NLP and Mindfulness, which can change your way of thinking instantly.

๐Ÿง  Step 1: Identify the thought (5 seconds)

First of all, it is important to identify the negative thought.

Most people consider it true, whereas it is just a "thought", not "reality".

๐Ÿ”Š Say to yourself:

“This is just a thought, it is not my reality.”

๐Ÿ‘‰ As soon as you say this, the brain's Auto Mode stops. And you start looking at the thought from outside.

๐Ÿ›‘ Step 2: Break the physical pattern (5 seconds)

Now it is important that you break the cycle of that thought physically. That is, do an action with the body that "shifts" the mind.

 Some examples:

Clap your hands

Snap your fingers

Stand up quickly

Take a deep breath in and out

Say aloud: “STOP!”

This action shocks the mind and sets a new mood.

๐ŸŽจ Step 3: Visualize positive things (10 seconds)

Now close your eyes and think of a picture or memory in which you:

were happy

were successful

someone complimented you

felt proud of yourself

or someone said “you can do it”

๐Ÿ’ก This positive visualization creates new emotions in the mind and replaces the negative thought.

๐Ÿ” Step 4: Repeat positive statements (10 seconds)

Now finally, say an empowering and positive affirmation:

๐Ÿ—ฃ Some examples:

“I am the master of my thoughts.”

“I am calm and balanced right now.”

“I can handle any situation.”

“I feel better today.”

“I am capable, worthy, successful.”

๐Ÿ‘‰ Repeat this statement at least three times, with full confidence.

๐Ÿ”„ Practice: How to make this technique a habit?

This technique may seem a little strange at first. But if you use it every time you have a negative thought, it creates a new neurological pattern.

✅ Use it 3 times a day:

1. In the morning when you wake up the day starts positively

2. In the afternoon when you are tired or doubtful

3. Before going to bed at night when you close the day


๐Ÿ“… 7-day challenge:

You can give this challenge to your readers:

For the next 7 days, every time a negative thought comes, use this 30-second technique and note how your mood, confidence and energy change.

๐Ÿงช The science behind this technique

This is not a motivational trick, but the science behind it is the science of the brain and neuroplasticity.

When you think a thought repeatedly, the connection between neurons becomes stronger.

 But when you stop a thought and put in a new feeling, you create a new neural pathway.

This is what reprogramming your thoughts is all about and it can start in as little as 30 seconds.


๐Ÿ“Œ Some Additional Tips to Stop Negative Thinking

Here are some more tips that will help you:

1. Start journaling

Spend 5 minutes a day writing down what thoughts keep recurring and what positive replacements you can give them.

2. Surround yourself with positive people

The people you spend time with influence the way you think.

3. Listen to/watch positive content

Motivational videos, podcasts, or books these keep your thinking tone positive.

4. Meditation and breathing techniques

10 minutes of meditation a day can help calm your mind and bring clarity of thought.


๐Ÿง  Conclusion: You now have control over your thoughts

Every day we have more than 60,000 thoughts.

Most of them are repetitive and negative.

But now you have a powerful tool to reset your brain in 30 seconds.

The next time you have a thought like this:

“I can’t do it…”

Smile, recognize the thought, break it, change it, and repeat:

“I can do this.”


๐Ÿ“ฃ Call to Action:

Are you ready to take control of your thoughts?

Take the challenge, try this technique today.

๐Ÿ“ฉ Comment:

What negative thought did you stop today in 30 seconds?

OR

๐Ÿ’ฌ Share this article with your friends so they can benefit from this magical technique too.


Author Introduction

Dhruv Sharma

Clinical Hypnotherapist | NLP Master Trainer | Mind Power Coach

My aim is to teach people to reprogram their subconscious mind so that they can move towards their goals, success and mental peace.

Thursday, July 24, 2025

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Wednesday, July 23, 2025

Thought is Creative: Make your goals come true with thought

Have you ever thought that whatever is happening in your life is somewhere the result of your thinking?



If we understand and control our thoughts, then we can also change our reality. This is why it is said -


"Thought is Creative".

This is not just a psychological principle, but it is a spiritual and scientific truth which is also being explained today through NLP, hypnosis, law of attraction and metaphysics.

1. What is thought and how does it work?

Thought is an energy. When you think something, the neuron waves of your brain create vibrations. These vibrations affect the energy (Universal Field) around you.

Every time you think something, the neuron waves of your brain create vibrations. These vibrations affect the energy around you (Universal Field).  If you repeat something, it gets deeply recorded in your subconscious mind. And the subconscious mind drives 95% of the decisions of your life.

2. Thought + Feeling = Creation

Nothing happens just by thinking. When feeling is added to the thought, then it becomes creative.

Suppose you think – "I want to be successful."

But if doubt or fear is associated with that thought, then the same fear will make your thought inactive.

๐Ÿ‘‰ Therefore, it is important that you think

"I am becoming successful",

And add the feeling of passion, trust and enthusiasm to that thought.

This combination is called - Thought + Feeling + Faith = Creation.

3. How do thoughts create your reality

Examples:

๐Ÿ”น Case 1: Negative thoughts

If a person thinks all the time "I do not have money, I am always worried,"

Then his mind maintains the same situation.

The subconscious accepts that "reality"  The same experience repeats.

๐Ÿ”น Case 2: Positive Thinking + Visualization

On the other hand, a person thinks -

"I have unlimited opportunities. I am prospering day by day." 

And that person visualizes that success every day, then gradually the universe attracts the same creation.

4. Relationship between thoughts and subconscious mind

Your conscious mind works only 5% thinks, makes decisions.

But your subconscious mind controls your habits, beliefs and automatic actions.

When you repeat a thought again and again, and feel it with emotion, it gets into the subconscious and that thought becomes the reality of your life.

5. How to make your thoughts creative?

Step 1: Make clear goals

Write down 3 main goals of your life Health, Wealth, Relationship.

Step 2: Think positively and in the present tense

For example:

"I am confident."

"I am moving towards success every day."

Step 3: Visualize  every day

Spend 15 minutes every day closing your eyes and visualizing your goal, feeling it, and imagining yourself as the winner in it.

Step 4: Use Self-Hypnosis or Affirmations

Repeat sentences like these every morning and night:

๐Ÿ”น "My thoughts are creating my reality."

๐Ÿ”น "What I think, I become."

6. Affirmations of Law of Attraction and Metaphysics

Metaphysics believes that energy and thoughts precede the physical world.

The Law of Attraction says-

"What you think, you attract."

So:

If you talk about debt and struggle, that is what grows.

If you focus on prosperity, love, and opportunities, they start coming.

7. Strategy for achieving goals through thoughts (Success Formula)

๐ŸŒ€ Thought ➜ Emotion ➜ Belief ➜ Action  ➜ Result

Think ➜ Feel ➜ Believe ➜ Act ➜ Succeed

This formula is used in NLP, Hypnosis and Spiritual Psychology.

8. Conclusion and inspiration for action

Now that you understand that thoughts are not just imagination, but creative power

Now it's time to control, groom and make thoughts come true.

๐Ÿง  Give direction to your thoughts.

๐Ÿ’“ Add emotion to it.

๐Ÿ” Repeat daily.

๐ŸŽฏ And then see how your dreams slowly turn into reality.


๐Ÿ“ข Action Steps:

1. Write down your 3 main dreams today.

2. Visualize them twice a day.

3. Share this article with your friends so that they also understand the power of thoughts.

✍️ Author: 

Dhruv Sharma: Clinical  Hypnotherapist | NLP Peak Performance Trainer

Monday, July 21, 2025

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๐Ÿง  About Recode Your Mind

By Dhruv Sharma

Clinical Hypnotherapist | NLP Peak Performance Trainer | Mind Empowerment Coach

Welcome to RecodeYourMind - a space dedicated to unlocking the infinite potential of the human mind.

I’m Dhruv Sharma, a Clinical Hypnotherapist and NLP Peak Performance Trainer, with a passion for empowering individuals, families, professionals, and business owners to overcome limitations, master their mindset, and live a purpose driven life.

With over a decade of experience, I specialize in transformational mind programming using cutting-edge tools of:

Clinical Hypnotherapy

Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

Subconscious Mind Reconditioning

Psychosomatic Wellness Coaching

Behavioral Change Techniques

๐Ÿ’ผ Who I Help

At RecodeYourMind, I work with clients from all walks of life:

๐Ÿ”น Business Owners & Leaders

To sharpen decision making, overcome internal blocks, and lead with clarity and confidence.

๐Ÿ”น Students & Parents

To boost academic confidence, reduce exam fear, enhance focus, and develop emotional resilience in children.

๐Ÿ”น People Struggling with Psychosomatic Disorders

To address the mind-body connection and release emotional root causes of physical ailments.

๐Ÿ”น Professionals & Individuals

To rewire negative thinking, eliminate fear, remove self-sabotage, and create a life of excellence and self mastery.

๐ŸŽฏ My Mission

To empower 1 million minds through subconscious re-programming, helping people achieve emotional freedom, mental strength, and life mastery.

I believe your mind is your greatest asset and when you learn how to reprogram it, you can transform your health, wealth, relationships, and success.

๐Ÿ” What You’ll Find on This Blog

✔️ Practical mind tools

✔️ NLP & Hypnosis strategies

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๐Ÿ“ž Ready to Transform?

Whether you want to eliminate fear, boost your child’s confidence, improve health through mind programming, or reach peak performance in business, you’re in the right place.

๐Ÿ‘‰ Let’s begin your journey of mental mastery and transformation.

Contact me to explore personal sessions, workshops, or collaborative programs.


How to Boost Your Child’s Confidence and Eliminate Exam Fear Using NLP Techniques

Does your child study but get nervous during exams?

Does he/she not see his/her true performance in exams due to lack of confidence?



You are not alone.

Exam fear and lack of confidence are hindering the future of millions of children today.

But there is good news you can now reprogram your child’s brain so that he/she becomes calm, focused and confident.

In this blog, we will learn how to change a child’s mindset with the help of powerful techniques of Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP). NLP is a science that changes language, thinking and behaviour in such a way that the child starts feeling successful and secure.

 In this article, you will learn:

How to build instant confidence with anchoring

How to eliminate negative thinking with a swish pattern

How to play a success movie in your mind with visualization practice

How to motivate yourself daily with positive affirmations

If you are a parent, teacher or coach - this blog is a mental toolkit for you, so that you can prepare your children not only for exams but for every challenge in life.

Let us now begin this journey -

Where fear will be removed, and confidence will rise.



๐Ÿ” What is NLP? (Neuro Linguistic Programming)

The full form of NLP is:

๐Ÿ‘‰ Neuro Linguistic Programming

Its meaning is divided into three parts:

1. Neuro – brain and our thinking

"Neuro" means brain and our thinking process.

How we feel our experiences, whether we are scared or excited, how we think in a situation, all this depends on the neural connections being formed in our brain.

Example: If a child failed in an exam earlier, then his brain remembers that fear. In NLP, we replace that negative experience with a new, positive experience.

2. Linguistic - the power of language and words

How we talk to ourselves inside and outside shapes our thoughts and feelings.

Language is not just a medium to talk to others, but it is also a means of communicating with our mind.

 If a child repeatedly says - "I don't know maths", then his mind accepts that as true.

๐Ÿ‘‰ In NLP we use positive language like:

"Every day I am getting better at maths."

3. Programming - Habits and thinking patterns

"Programming" means - our patterns or habits of thinking, feeling and behaving.

Just like a program runs in a computer, our thoughts also run in a particular way.

With the help of NLP we can remove negative programs (such as fear, doubt, nervousness) and install positive programs (such as confidence, focus, motivation).

 ๐ŸŽฏ In simple language:

Word meaning and its use in NLP

Neuro: brain and thinking Understanding where fear or confidence comes from

Linguistic: language and words How to speak and think positively

Programming: the system of habits How to change the way of thinking

๐Ÿง’ Why is NLP important for children?

✅ To remove fear of exams

✅ To increase self - confidence

✅ To change negative thinking

✅ To concentrate and increase focus

Its purpose is - to reprogram our ways of thinking, so that we can leave behind fear, failure and self-doubt and create a positive self-image.


 ๐Ÿงฉ 4 powerful techniques of NLP in detail:

1.๐Ÿ”— NLP Anchoring Technique - understand in detail

Anchoring means:

“Associating a particular emotion (such as confidence, happiness, peace) with a gesture, sound or touch.”

That is, if you want, you can make a "button" which, when pressed, immediately makes the child confident or focused.

Just like there is a shortcut button in a mobile, similarly an anchor is a shortcut to reach a positive state.

๐Ÿ“Œ How does anchoring work?

This technique works on our subconscious mind.

Example:

Imagine you listen to some happy music and immediately start smiling, because earlier that song was associated with a good moment.

This is a music anchor.

 Similarly, we can deliberately associate a positive emotion with an “anchor” - such as pressing a finger on a hand, or taking a deep breath.

๐ŸŽฏ Step by Step Process - NLP Anchoring for Kids

๐Ÿง’ Target Emotion: confidence, focus, calm, motivation

✅ Step 1: Decide the emotion you want to experience repeatedly

E.g.: “I want to feel confident in the exam”

✅ Step 2: Recall a positive experience of feeling that emotion

The child should recall a time when he did something good, Examples:

Gave the right answer in class

Win a sports competition

The teacher praised him

๐Ÿ‘‰ Ask: “When you did that thing, how did you feel? Where in the body did you feel that confidence?”

 ✅ Step 3: Feel the feeling fully in the body

Have the child close his eyes

Say: “Feel that feeling again, out loud, throughout the body.”

✅ Step 4: Add a physical anchor

When that positive feeling is at its peak (e.g.: very excited, smiling, light-hearted),

then say:

๐Ÿ‘‰ “Now press two of your fingers (e.g. thumb and forefinger), and anchor that feeling.”

This touch anchor is now associated with that feeling.

✅ Step 5: Test the anchor

Wait 10 seconds.

Now say: “Pinch those same fingers again, and see if that same positive feeling comes back.”

If the feeling comes back – anchoring was successful!  ๐ŸŽ‰

๐Ÿง  Types of NLP Anchoring

Anchor Type Example

๐Ÿ‘‰ Kinesthetic: Finger-press, hand-slapping

๐Ÿ‘‚ Auditory: A word: "Yes!" or "I can"

๐Ÿ‘€ Visual: Visual image or colour

๐Ÿง’ Uses for children

๐Ÿซ At school:

Get confidence by pressing your fingers before an exam

๐Ÿ  At home:

Get focus with an anchor before homework

๐ŸŽฏ At a performance:

Get excited by saying "Yes I Can!" before going on stage

๐ŸŽ“ Phrases you can use for children:

"Whenever you feel a little scared, press your magic finger and see the confidence return!"

"This is your superpower button - you can do anything with it!"

 ✅ Practice: Add to daily routine

Time to do

Setting the anchor in the morning: “I am confident and focused today.”

Pressing the anchor when starting homework and telling yourself: “I can do this.”

Repeating the good moments of the day with the anchor before going to bed


 2. ๐Ÿ”„ Swish Pattern Technique

The Swish Pattern is a very powerful NLP technique used to break negative thinking habits and establish positive mental images.

This technique is especially useful when a child:

gets nervous before an exam,

repeatedly imagines failure,

has negative self-talk,

loses confidence.

๐Ÿ” How It Works

In this technique, we create two mental images:

Negative Image - the image that the child repeatedly sees in his mind (e.g., failing an exam, being afraid, forgetting, etc.).

Positive Image - the image that the child wants to see (e.g., taking the exam confidently, scoring good marks, feeling calm and prepared).

Then, these two images are rapidly switched - i.e., the negative is removed and the positive is established.

 ๐Ÿง  Swish Pattern Step by Step Process

Step 1: Identify the problem

Ask the child - “When do you feel scared?”

Example: “On the day of the exam, when I take the paper in my hand, I start trembling.”

Step 2: Clarify the negative image

Ask the child to create a mental picture of that fear - like he is scared, nervous in the exam.

Step 3: Create a positive image

Now ask the child to create a new picture in which he sees himself:

calm,

confident,

smiling,

and moving towards success.

Step 4: Swish It!

Now imagine that the negative image is in front and there is a small positive image in the corner.

As you say “swish,” make the positive image bigger and the negative image disappear.

 This should happen very fast, in 1 second.

Step 5: Repeat this 5-7 times

By doing this process every time, the brain erases the negative thinking and makes positive thinking the default pattern.

๐ŸŽฏ Example - A child named “Aarav”

Aarav used to get scared before the exam.

He always saw himself failing.

The NLP coach made Aarav create a positive image - like he is calm and smiling in the exam hall.

With the swish pattern, Aarav started replacing his negative image with a positive one.

Within a few days, Aarav’s pre-exam nervousness disappeared and he was filled with confidence.

๐ŸŒŸ What benefits do children get from the swish pattern technique?

Removes nervousness and fear

Makes self-talk positive

Increases focus and confidence in exams

Replaces the memory of negative experiences


 3. ๐ŸŽฅ Visualization Practice

Visualization means to imagine with your mind's eye, i.e. to see or feel the thing you want to achieve. When a child repeatedly sees pictures of success in his mind, his brain forms beliefs and behavior accordingly.

Visualization is a powerful technique of NLP, which trains the brain for positive results.

๐Ÿ“š Why is visualization important for children?

A child gets nervous before an exam because his mind creates pictures of failure - like forgetting the paper, getting low marks, getting embarrassed in front of everyone.

If you teach them the technique of repeatedly showing pictures of success, their brain works in that direction.

๐Ÿ‘‰ "Visualization is mental rehearsal for real success!"

๐Ÿง  How does it affect the brain?

The brain cannot differentiate between imagination and reality.

When you repeatedly imagine something, the brain accepts it as true.

 So if the child repeatedly sees himself being calm, confident and successful in the exam – his confidence starts increasing naturally.

How to do visualization (step by step):

Choose a calm place: The child closes his eyes and sits comfortably.

Take slow deep breaths: Calm the body and mind.

Create a picture of success:

Imagine he is going to the exam hall.

He is calm, confident.

He is reading the questions and writing the answers smoothly.

The teacher is smiling, he is getting good marks, the family is happy.

Add emotions: Add emotions to those visualizations - like happiness, pride, peace.

Practice daily: 5-7 minutes every day, especially in the morning and before sleeping.

๐Ÿง’ Tell children:

"Close your eyes and imagine yourself smiling while sitting in an exam. You know the answer to every question. You are calm and happy. Now imagine the results are out and you have topped!"

๐Ÿ’ก NLP tip:

The more details and emotion you add to the visualization, the quicker it will have an effect.


4. ๐Ÿ—ฃ Affirmation Practice

๐ŸŒŸ Meaning of Affirmation:

Affirmations are positive sentences that by repeating them over and over again, we give our mind a new belief. These sentences change the way we think and program new thoughts, feelings and behavior in our subconscious mind.

๐Ÿง  How does the subconscious mind work?

Our subconscious mind is like a powerful computer. Whatever you think, say or feel repeatedly - it accepts it as true.

It stores your old experiences, fears, beliefs and emotions.

When we repeat positive affirmations daily, we tell a new story to the subconscious mind and this new story creates new habits, confidence and success.


๐Ÿ“‹ How to do affirmations?

Say them as soon as you wake up in the morning and before going to bed at night.

Say them while standing in front of a mirror.

 Say each sentence with feeling and conviction.

If possible, take a deep breath and close your eyes and visualize.

๐Ÿ—ฃ 10 Powerful Affirmations for Students

๐Ÿ”Ÿ Affirmations:

1. I am intelligent and learning more every day.

2. I am confident and perform well in exams.

3. I like to study and have a sharp memory.

4. I understand every subject easily and study with fun.

5. I remain calm, focused and concentrated.

6. My teachers and parents are happy and proud of me.

7. I have a clear picture of success in my mind and I am reaching it.

8. I am becoming better every day, and my self-confidence is increasing.

9. My preparation is complete and I am ready for the exam.

 10. I am a winner, I am successful, and I believe in myself.

๐Ÿ“Œ Conclusion:

✅ Affirmations are not just words, they are the beginning of your new life.

✅ When done with faith, emotion and regular practice, it gives positive programming to your subconscious mind.

✅ Students can adopt these to gain focus, confidence, interest in studies and success in exams.


 ๐Ÿ‘จ‍๐Ÿ‘ฉ‍๐Ÿ‘ง Tips for parents

Listen to your children, understand and appreciate them

Focus on their progress instead of comparing

Practice NLP with children as a fun game

Use words that boost their confidence, such as - "You can do it", "I am proud of you"

✨ Conclusion: Self-confidence and success go hand in hand with NLP

Children not only need bookish knowledge, but also mental strength and self-confidence.

NLP techniques free their minds from fear and fill them with self-confidence.

When there is faith in the mind, the pen in the hand also works accurately.

"No exam can defeat children who believe in themselves."

๐Ÿ“ฃ Call to Action

Share this blog with all those parents, teachers and students who want to see their children overcome the fear of exams and move forward with confidence.

By Dhruv Sharma
Clinical Hypnotherapist | NLP Peak Performance Coach


Friday, July 18, 2025

Power of Visualization: Achieve Anything You Want

Unlock the power of visualization to turn your dreams into reality. Learn how to visualize goals and achieve massive success.


Can you imagine holding your dream life in the palm of your hand.  If you can imagine, that’s the power of visualization, the ability to create vivid mental images of your goals and manifest them into reality. It is the power of your imagination. From Olympic athletes to successful entrepreneurs, the world’s top performers swear by this powerful technique. Why? Because your mind can't distinguish between imagination and reality. When you visualize your success clearly and consistently, your subconscious mind starts working in your favor. Obstacles seem smaller, motivation becomes stronger, and focus sharpens like never before. In this blog, you’ll discover how visualization can become your ultimate success tool. Whether it’s wealth, health, or confidence, "IF YOU CAN SEE IT, YOU CAN ACHIEVE IT".


What is Visualization?

Visualization is the practice of creating clear, detailed mental images of your desired goals or outcomes. It's like mentally rehearsing success before it happens in reality. When you visualize, you activate the same brain regions that you use when physically performing the action, helping you build confidence, focus, and belief.

Athletes have used visualization for decades. For example, Michael Phelps, the Olympic swimmer, visualized every stroke, turn, and finish of his races before diving into the pool. He credited this technique for staying calm and winning even when his goggles filled with water. Similarly, Muhammad Ali used visualization to mentally rehearse his victories before stepping into the ring.

In business, Oprah Winfrey often speaks about how visualizing success shaped her journey. Visualization aligns your subconscious mind with your goals, making you more likely to take inspired action and recognize opportunities.

"If YOU  CAN IMAGINE IT , YOU CAN CREATE IT".


How Visualization Rewires Your Brain?

Visualization is a powerful technique that directly influences your subconscious mind the part of you that controls beliefs, habits, and automatic behaviors. When you visualize your goals with emotion and detail, your brain doesn’t know the difference between imagination and reality. It begins to accept your mental image as real.

This mental rehearsal activates the same neural circuits as the actual experience, helping to create new neural pathways. These pathways strengthen the belief that your goal is achievable, making you feel more confident, focused, and motivated. Over time, your subconscious begins to align your thoughts, actions, and decisions with your visualized outcome.

For example, if you consistently visualize yourself speaking confidently on stage, your brain starts wiring that experience into your identity. The more you rehearse success mentally, the more automatic it becomes in real life.

In short: "WHAT YOU SEE REPEATEDLY IN YOUR MIND, YOU BEGIN TO BELIEVE AND EVENTUALLY BECOME".


๐Ÿ‘‰ 5 Simple Steps to Practice Daily Visualization:

1. Set a Clear Goal:

Before visualizing, decide exactly what you want. Be specific, whether it’s landing your dream job, improving health, or gaining confidence. A clear, focused goal gives your mind direction.

2. Create a Vivid Mental Image:

Close your eyes and imagine your goal as already achieved. Visualize in detail. What do you see, hear and feel? Engage all your senses. The more vivid and colourful with sound create a movie, the stronger the impact on your subconscious mind.

3. Add Emotion:

Feel the joy, excitement, pride, or gratitude as if the goal is already yours. Enjoy it with emotion, Because emotion is the fuel that makes visualization powerful. It tells your subconscious, “This is important. Make it real.”

4. Practice Daily at the Same Time:

Make visualization a daily habit. Spend 5–10 minutes every morning or night visualizing your desired outcome. Repetition strengthens neural pathways and creates lasting change.

5. Take Inspired Action:

Visualization aligns your mind, but action is very important because action brings results. Use the motivation and clarity gained through mental rehearsal to take small, consistent steps toward your goal.

With daily practice, visualization can rewire your mind for success, making you naturally act, think, and feel like the person you want to become.

note: "PERCEPTION IS EVERYTHING"


Mistakes to Make While Visualization

Lack of Clarity:

If your goal is vague, your mind won’t know what to focus on. Instead of saying “I want success,” define what success looks like a specific job, income, or achievement.

✅ Tip: Be crystal clear about your desired outcome.

Negative Images:

Some people unintentionally visualize failure, fear, or what they don’t want. This sends the wrong message to the subconscious. So don't do that.

✅ Tip: Focus only on positive, empowering images that reflect success and confidence.

Inconsistent Practice:

Visualization works through repetition. Skipping days or only visualizing occasionally weakens the mental impact.

✅ Tip: Set a consistent daily time, even just 10 minutes, to build strong neural pathways connections.

Doubt or Disbelief:

If you visualize but don’t believe in the possibility, your subconscious mind resists the change.

✅ Tip: Combine your practice with affirmations and positive emotions to boost belief and faith in the outcome.


Real Life Examples of Visualization Success

Visualization isn’t just theory, it's a strategy used by some of the most successful people in the world. Here are three powerful real-life examples:

Jim Carrey’s $10 Million Check

Before he became a household name, Jim Carrey wrote himself a check for $10 million for “acting services rendered” and dated it five years into the future. He visualized his success daily and just before the deadline, he landed a role in Dumb and Dumber earning exactly that amount.

Oprah Winfrey’s Vision Board

Oprah is a big believer in the law of attraction and uses vision boards to visualize her goals. One powerful example: she had a picture of Barack Obama on her board before he became President and later interviewed him as the first Black U.S. President.

Olympic Athletes

Top Olympic athletes routinely use visualization to improve performance. They mentally rehearse every move, jump, or race activating the same brain pathways as physical practice. Studies show it boosts confidence, focus, and results.


Visualization vs. Daydreaming - Know the Difference

While both visualization and daydreaming involve mental imagery, their purpose and impact are vastly different. Daydreaming is often passive, random, and unfocused a mental escape without real intention or direction. In contrast, visualization is active, purposeful, and goal - oriented. It involves imagining specific outcomes, engaging all senses, and aligning thoughts with emotions to program the subconscious mind. Daydreaming may feel pleasant, but visualization creates new neural pathways, boosts confidence, and enhances performance. In short, daydreaming entertains the mind, visualization trains it for success.


Frequently Asked Questions:

1. How long should I visualize each day?

Just 10 to 15 minutes daily can be powerful. The key is consistency and emotional involvement in the process.

2. Can I use visualization to attract money?

Yes, many people use visualization to manifest financial goals. Imagine specific outcomes like receiving payments, seeing bank balances grow, or living a prosperous life.

3. Does visualization really work scientifically?

Yes. Studies show visualization activates the same brain areas as real experiences, helping create new neural pathways that improve performance and focus.

4. What’s the best time to visualize?

The best times are early morning or just before sleep, when your subconscious mind is most open to suggestion.

5. Can kids use visualization?

Absolutely! Kids can visualize for confidence, focus, and creativity. Just make it fun and simple with guided imagery or storytelling.


Conclusion: Unlock Your Potential Through Visualization

Visualization isn’t just daydreaming - it’s a powerful tool to train your mind for success. When you combine clarity, emotion, and repetition, your subconscious begins to align with your goals, opening the door to real, lasting transformation.

Now it’s your turn to experience the power firsthand.

Take the 7 - Day Visualization Challenge - Spend just a few minutes each day visualizing your dream life with full emotion and belief.


๐Ÿ’ฌ Comment below and share your experience or questions - we’d love to hear how visualization is working for you.

"BELIEVE IT. SEE IT. ACHIEVE IT".

By Dhruv Sharma, Clinical Hypnotherapist | NLP Peak Performance Trainer

Thursday, July 17, 2025

How to Build Confidence with NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming)

How to Build Confidence with NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming)






By Dhruv Sharma, Clinical Hypnotherapist | NLP Peak Performance Trainer

Confidence is not something you're born with it’s something you build. While many people believe that confidence is a personality trait, it’s actually a skill that can be learned, trained, and programmed into your subconscious mind. One of the most powerful tools to develop unshakable confidence is Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP).

In this article, we’ll explore how NLP works, why it is effective, and give you powerful techniques to rewire your mind and become naturally confident in any area of life—be it public speaking, social situations, business, or self-image.


๐ŸŒŸ What is NLP?

NLP stands for Neuro-Linguistic Programming, a psychological approach that focuses on how we use language (linguistic), thought patterns (neuro), and behavior (programming) to shape our experience.

It was developed in the 1970s by Richard Bandler and John Grinder and is based on modeling successful people. NLP helps you:

Understand and reframe limiting beliefs

Change your mental and emotional states instantly

Communicate with yourself and others more effectively

When it comes to building confidence, NLP allows you to program your subconscious mind to feel capable, resourceful, and powerful on command.


๐Ÿง  The NLP Model of Confidence

Confidence is not about faking it till you make it, it’s about accessing internal resources that already exist. According to NLP, confidence is a state an emotional and physiological experience.

Here’s how NLP breaks it down:

1. State = Physiology + Focus + Language

Your emotional state at any moment is shaped by:

Physiology - How you use your body (posture, breath, gestures)

Focus - What you focus on (past failures vs future success)

Language - What you say to yourself (inner dialogue)

Change any of these 3 elements, and you can instantly shift your confidence level.


๐Ÿ’ฅ NLP Techniques to Build Confidence

Let’s go deeper into practical, powerful NLP tools you can use immediately to boost confidence.


✅ 1. Anchoring Confidence

Anchoring is one of the most powerful NLP techniques. It allows you to associate a physical trigger (like touching your hand or snapping your fingers) with a confident emotional state. Once anchored, you can fire this emotional state anytime you need it.


๐Ÿ”น How to Do It:

Recall a Time You Felt Totally Confident

Close your eyes and remember a time when you felt powerful, successful, and unstoppable.

Fully Step into That Moment

Feel what you saw, heard, and felt. Breathe and stand like that confident version of you.

Apply the Anchor

At the peak of that emotion, press your thumb and middle finger together or tap your shoulder.

Repeat and Reinforce

Repeat this with 2-3 more confident memories. Fire the anchor (e.g., press your fingers) whenever you want to feel confident.


๐Ÿ”ธ Example Use:

Before a presentation or meeting, fire your anchor to instantly shift into a confident state.


✅ 2. Swish Pattern to Replace Fear with Confidence

The NLP Swish Pattern replaces negative mental images with empowering ones. If you have a habit of imagining failure or rejection, this technique reprograms your mental movie.


๐Ÿ”น How to Do It:

Identify the unwanted image (e.g., you stuttering on stage).

Identify the desired image (e.g., you speaking powerfully).

Mentally "swish" the old image away and replace it quickly with the new one.

Repeat 5-7 times until the confident image comes up automatically.


๐Ÿ”ธ Result:

Your brain will start linking public speaking with success and confidence rather than fear.


✅ 3. Reframe Limiting Beliefs

Confidence killers often come from negative beliefs like:

"I’m not good enough."

"People will judge me."

"I always mess up."

With NLP, you challenge and replace these beliefs by asking powerful questions and installing new beliefs.


๐Ÿ”น Try this:

Old Belief: I always fail under pressure.

Reframe: I’ve succeeded many times before; I can succeed again.

New Belief: I perform better under pressure because it brings out my best.

Use language consciously. Words like “I can,” “I choose,” “I’m becoming” reshape your identity.


✅ 4. Visualization with NLP Language

NLP - based visualization helps you mentally rehearse success, which builds your brain’s confidence blueprint.


๐Ÿ”น Do this:

Close your eyes and visualize yourself handling a situation with complete confidence.

Engage all senses: see, hear, feel.

Use present - tense affirmations like: 

“I am calm, confident, and powerful. I speak clearly, People respect me.”

Repeat this visualization daily. Your subconscious mind cannot tell the difference between real and imagined success.


✅ 5. Change Your Submodalities

In NLP, submodalities refer to how you structure your inner experience - brightness, size, distance, volume, etc.

Example:

If you visualize a fearful situation as a large, dark, loud image close to your face - change it!


๐Ÿ”น How to shift submodalities:

Make the image smaller

Push it farther away

Dim the brightness

Add silly background music

This instantly reduces fear and changes how you feel.


✅ 6. Use Confidence Affirmations with NLP Patterns

Affirmations are more effective when you use embedded NLP language. Don’t just say “I am confident.” Use language that speaks to the subconscious.


๐Ÿ”น Try these:

“Every time I take a deep breath, my confidence grows stronger.”

“The more I speak, the more powerful my voice becomes.”

“I don’t know how, but every day I’m becoming more and more confident.”

Use present progressive tense and embedded commands to bypass resistance.


๐Ÿงญ Daily NLP Confidence Routine

To build lasting confidence, repetition is key. Here’s a simple daily NLP routine:

๐Ÿ”ธ Morning

Visualize success for 3 minutes

Say affirmations with emotion

Fire your confidence anchor


๐Ÿ”ธ Afternoon

Use a swish pattern to remove any negative images

Watch your posture and internal language


๐Ÿ”ธ Evening

Journal 3 wins of the day

Reinforce empowering beliefs

Reflect on how you acted confidently

Doing this for 21 days will start to reprogram your subconscious mind to naturally respond with confidence.


๐Ÿ’ก Real Life Example:

Rahul, a 30 year old sales professional, used to dread meetings and client calls. After learning NLP:

He created a confidence anchor by recalling moments when he closed deals successfully.

He practiced visualization daily before meetings.

He used the Swish Pattern to eliminate his fear of rejection.

In 4 weeks, he reported:

3x improvement in closing rates

Speaking more fluently and assertively

Positive changes in body language

NLP doesn’t just change how you think it transforms how you live.


๐Ÿ” Final Words: Confidence is a Learnable Skill

You don’t need to be born confident, you can become confident using the science of NLP. These tools are not about faking confidence they are about unlocking the powerful, resourceful version of you that already exists.


Remember:

“You already have all the resources you need to succeed, you just need to learn how to access them.” – NLP Presupposition

Start applying one technique at a time. Whether it’s anchoring, reframing, or visualizing, consistency will build a powerful, permanent shift.

The confident version of you is waiting go unlock it.


Tuesday, July 15, 2025

How NLP Reprograms the Subconscious Mind for Success

Have you ever experienced not being able to move forward - you seem to desire success, yet there is this part of you that keeps you pulling back?

I know what it is like to be there.

Some years back, I used to repeat the same habits and patterns even though I had dreams, until I learned about NLP.

That was when my life started changing not only on the surface, but deep within my mind.

I would like to demonstrate how the subconscious mind is reprogrammed through NLP and how it can reprogram yours.


What is the Subconscious Mind?

Your subconscious mind is your own autopilot.

It operates 95 percent of your actions, thoughts, beliefs, and choices; without you knowing.

It does not judge you whatever you keep on telling it either good or bad.

I am not good enough.

Earning money is not easy.

I never succeed.

Such thoughts are made to be subconscious realities and that is the place where NLP comes in.

The way NLP works on the subconscious


NLP (Neuro-Linguistic-Programming) is a system which assists to transform the language of the brain.

Applying such NLP techniques as:

Anchoring: (instituting strong emotional conditions)

Swish Patterns: (exchanging the negative images with empowering ones)

Reframing: (redefining the meaning of memories)

…you start rewriting the old code that is operative in your subconscious.

It updates the mind software just as you update an app.


Real Life Example:

Ramesh, one of my clients used to think that he was not made to be in business.

He had failed 3 times.

In our NLP session we discovered this belief had come as a result of an incident in his childhood, when his father said to him, You are not clever like your cousin.

It is that one line which had been simmering in his subconscious during the past 25 years.

We applied timeline re-imprinting and reframing and within 3 months Ramesh started his coaching business.

He is now making more money in one month than he was making in a year.


It is the strength of NLP.

Subconscious Hears You Daily

Whether you're:

self-talking.

daydreaming your desires,

or being emotional…

You are giving your subconscious a program.

Which program are you using?


NLP allows you to select the program of success, freedom, confidence and abundance.


Give This a Try: NLP Programming Exercise

Breathe in. Say now aloud:

✨ "Every day, I recode my mind to succeed, be happy and prosperous. I am good, I am prepared, I am strong." ✨

Do this 3 times a day 21 days a row - and you will feel the change starting.


Last Words

You do not have to wait several years to change.

It only requires a single decision…

To alter your language towards yourself.

To re-code what you think.

To regain control over your subconscious that has been controlling you.


NLP provided me with that power and I do want to share it with you.

Are you willing to re-code your life?

Want to experience NLP directly?

Drop a comment below or message me on Instagram-I’m here to help you unlock your mind.

Sunday, July 13, 2025

Unlock Your Mind Power: What is NLP and How It Changes Lives

Unlock Your Mind Power: What is NLP and How It Changes Lives

By Dhruv Sharma, Clinical Hypnotherapist | NLP Peak Performance Trainer

Have you ever felt like you are trapped, that your mind desires something you do not do?

And that is where NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) and Hypnosis come in. These are not mere tools, they are systems to unleash your real potential working directly with your subconscious mind.

So what is NLP?

NLP is the acronym of Neuro-Linguistic Programming. It is the science of the way your brain (Neuro), your language (Linguistic) and your patterns (Programming) determine your outcomes.

Simply put:

If you change the way you think you change the way you feel = Change the way you act = Change the way you get results

Using NLP, you are able to:

Fears and phobias Overcome fears and phobias

Rewiring bad habits

Construct un-defeatable confidence

Build a success oriented thinking

What is Hypnosis?

Hypnosis is naturally a state of concentrated awareness. It enables you to communicate with your subconscious mind which runs 95 percent of your life.

Under hypnosis you are able to:

Plant new ideologies

Release past emotional obstacles

Find great inspiration

Recover quicker (mentally and physically)

The Ways of How These Tools Transform Lives

Example 1: NLP anchoring was applied to a student to feel confident before exams.

Example 2 A business owner was able to reprogram self-limiting beliefs about money through self-hypnosis.

Example 3: Using Swish Technique (I will explain this in the next blog) one of my clients stopped procrastinating.

What occurs when you unlock your mind power?

You begin to wake up in a happy mood.

You stop analysis-paralysis and get to action.

You feel composed, concentrated and are prepared to take control of your life.

Are you Ready?

You can begin by making a slight statement:

“Every day in every way I’m training my mind to create the life I desire.”

Read my blog, recommend it to your friends and don t forget to make a comment, in case you have a personal technique suggestion.

In mind power,

Dhruv Sharma

Clinical Hypnotherapist | NLP Peak Performance Trainer