Luck!! Why it does not exist and how to get more of it!
Description
Traditional notions of ‘luck’ conceive of it as some arbitrary force that you either have or don’t have. Modern psychological research into the phenomena, however, shows that ‘lucky’ people seem to share certain ways of thinking and acting in the world that are responsible for the positive results they produce which they then ascribe to ‘luck’. This training introduces this research, explores these ‘lucky’ traits and shows how anyone can start to reproduce them in his or her own life for personal and professional gain.
Who should attend?
Anyone would like to learn how to obtain a fresh appreciation of their relationship with the phenomenon formerly known as ‘luck’ and discover how to acquire the thinking and behavioural styles of ‘lucky’ people. Anyone who wishes to help foster a ‘culture of luck’ within their organisation.
Who will the workshop benefit?
As an attendee you can expect to develop an understanding of how you actively (if unwittingly) influence the results you create in all aspects of your life – personal and professional. You will acquire specific, transferable skills to adapt the perspectives, attitudes and behaviours of ‘lucky’ people, drawing similar results into your own lifeCourse Overview
This workshop can be made as theoretical or practical as required by the group and flexible in terms of needs. In order to enable learning outcomes to be achieved in a unique and fun way it will include discussion, debates and a critical exploration of:
- What is luck?
- Personal filtering of experience from an NLP perspective
- ‘Luck’ and its relation to Logical Levels
- The Lucky/Unlucky Cycle…and how to make it work for you
- Wiseman’s Four Principles of Luck
- Integrating Wiseman’s Principles into all areas of your life
- The ‘as if’ approach to cognitive and behavioural change
- Half-full or half-empty – the Art of Reframing
- Accessing and respecting intuitive knowledge and wisdom
- Hemispheric dominance and communication
- Conditions for the ‘Eureka’ moment
- Overview of self-hypnosis and its uses
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