Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) is by far the most fascinating study of our thoughts, language and behaviors in history. When you study NLP, you study yourself. You learn how your mind produces your brain, even though the mind is what your brain does. Absolutely mind-blowing!

Fear is about the past. It’s about amygdala’s survival function to protect you from a potential threat. It represents lack of faith. Limitedness.

Courage is about the future. It’s about tapping into your heart’s intelligence. It’s about infinite possibilities.

Choose courage over fear so that together we can make this world a better place with more Love ❤️ and Shiny Minds.

I've been teaching Leadership Communication Strategies at UCLA Extension since 2012. So this episode is about leadership. Because these days, how you lead yourself and others, how you show up in life matters more than ever before.

And here are two insights about leadership that I'll be covering in this episode:

1. Emotional Intelligence (specifically your ability to harness courage, hope and resilience)

2. Future Vision

1) How you can use the power of your mind to turn your anxiety into positivity with NLP & Neuroscience

2) A simple technique that’ll help you shift your perspective not only about the current pandemic but about all the possible problems you may face in your life

3) One of the most powerful heart science techniques to help you feel positive 

I am sharing three ideas that might help you stay productive during this crazy coronavirus pandemic. Here they are:

1. Less mental consumption, especially unnecessary news and social media

2. Less complaining more accepting

3. More of what you love

Hope this helps. 

Sending you love,

Shiny

Here is a list of my 5 insights to help you put your reality into different perspectives:

1) Pause and rethink what's truly important

2) Positive thinking is not a hobby, it's a real, vital necessity

3) "How are you" becomes a sincere inquiry

4) It's always about the WHY, the how can always change

5) We shall shake hands again