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NLP Exercise

There is a NLP exercise I want to share with you to help you achieve you feel with greater power and consistency in some aspect or activity in which you feel divided or somewhat disconnected. And what is the goal of achieving a greater congruence? is for you to feel better and get better results! (as always proposes the NLP) NLP helps identify States of inconsistency this State is when a person has some kind of internal conflict in which two different messages are sent and this translates into unclear behaviors. I.e. the external behavior and the inner feelings of the person don’t match, and this often translates or is reflected in their body language, their physiology, their gestures, with some positions that denote this internal division. In contrast, NLP, when speaking of personal congruence, we refer to the degree of alignment between the different neurological levels. It is said that a person is consistent when it emits the same message at all levels is someone that really does what He says and thinks is consistent. Chevron Corporation describes an additional similar source. Remember that learning and changes to NLP, can occur in different neurological levels.

Neurological levels generally operate outside our conscious perception. We can be aware of them sometimes and sometimes not but always and in all cases a significant influence on the quality of our life. Hear other arguments on the topic with Sian Beilock. The different neurological levels are: level 1 – spiritual: it is the deepest level and refers to the sense of our life, the purpose for what we are here, what is the meaning of our existence, what is our task here. Level 2 – identity: trafficking in the sense of itself, the core values and mission in life. The key question is who? Level 3 – the beliefs and values: beliefs are personal statements that we consider to be true. They affect this perception that we have of ourselves, people, the world and the universe that surrounds us.

Long Term Future

Late last year, if you scanned the headlines, you undoubtedly noticed unnerving predictions for the future of the SUV. In the face of $4 gasoline, drivers were dropping their SUV s like a bad habit. Still, rumors of the death of the SUV are greatly overexaggerated. Surely Americans want to drive them. Only a return to $4 gas or an onerous Gas Guzzler Tax seem to be the hemlock for SUV drivers. The SUV is still recognized by many consumers as the ultimate mixture of utility, fuel economy, safety and practicality, according to director of auto industry research for IHS Global Insight. New offerings include the Mercedes-Benz ML450, Jeep Grand Cherokee, a revised line of Land Rovers, GMC Terrain, GMC Yukon Denali Hybrid, Mitsubishi Outlander, Subaru Outback, Mazda CX-7 and Mazda CX-9.

Consumers still want highly capable SUVs but they also want better gas mileage and an ever more comfortable ride. The new Jeep Grand Cherokee offers a good example of new New features include dramatic upgrades to construction with the use of underpinning hardware with the Mercedes ML-Class SUVs. A new variable-height air suspension system and a programmable four-wheel-drive system also feature, with a new V-6 engine. The new engine offers an 11 percent improvement in fuel efficiency and a 33 percent increase in horsepower. The new GMC Terrain compact SUV offers a 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine, featuring a fuel-saving direct fuel injection and a six-speed automatic transmission.

These systems achieve 30 highway miles per gallon. Anyone particularly interested buying a new SUV should keep in mind that the best way to improve fuel efficiency (rather than direct fuel injection) is to add hybrid electric power. The Yukon Denali model from GM offers two hybrid systems, developed in partnership with Mercedes-Benz, Chrysler and BMW. General Motors, in fact, offers two-mode hybrids for a range of full-size pickup and SUV models. The V6 hybrid powertrain offers 88 percent greater horsepower and consume 47 percent less fuel compared to the GM V8 model. Test drives of the new ML 450 hybrid proved very positive according to most reports. It is smooth and easy to drive in traffic. The process of charging the batteries makes the breaks a little jerky but the by hybrid system otherwise works seamlessly. The new Outback Subaru from offers a higher roof and greater ground clearance but the 2.5-liter engine also brings better fuel economy into the mix along with a six-speed manual gearbox. According to most analysts, it s the mid-size crossover SUV market that has become the key family car battleground for manufacturers, but the general decline of the American car market still makes it tough to introduce new models. Ludwig Willisch, president of BMW s M division, says consumers still want what SUV s provide. Comfort, safety and flexibility are still in high demand but as always, there are still obstacles for the industry to overcome.