NLP Eye Accessing Cues
Dr. Heidi shares the concept of Eye Accessing cues with you today - finding out where people store information and what to do with that micro detail.
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Great, short and concise presentation. I feel like waving hands while looking up, it's almost like trying to dry up the tears 😆
The video talks about accessing cues, which is a technique used in NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) to understand how people store and access information in their minds. Here are the key learnings: Eye movements are indicative of where a person is accessing information in their mind. Up and down: Visual information Sideways: Auditory information Down and left/right: Internal dialogue or self-talk/feelings By understanding eye accessing cues, you can ask better questions and direct conversations based on what's going on inside of someone's mind. Eye accessing cues can be used to identify where someone stores information (like a warehouse for memories). This can be useful in understanding a person's communication style and learning style. By looking up, you can access visual information and potentially suppress tears. This is because looking up makes it harder to access the area of the mind that stores emotions. Brainstorming is easier when a person is looking up because this area of the mind is where visual information is stored.
Robert Dilts rented a research facility and tested many people. His was seminal work on eye accessing cues. It is a very interesting story, how he and Judith Delozier first discovered it and how it developed.
Once again.... Great Video... Loved this...
@NLPwithDrHeidi
4 жыл бұрын
Thanks Judi!! I hope you love them all! :)
@judichristopher4604
4 жыл бұрын
@@NLPwithDrHeidi I do... I do... I do....
Great informations!! Thanks for sharing
People look up while crying to prevent tears from falling, and they wave their hands to try to evaporate the tears.
@heidiheron5378
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That is indeed one reason, yes!
She is clearly a visual thinker because she thinks visualizing is the only way to effectively brainstorm.
@NLPwithDrHeidi
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Hey Jordon - I’m sooo not a visual thinker, my highest is Auditory, my lowest is visual. I’m bit sure what gave you the impression that I believe brainstorming is only effect by visualization? Imagining and brainstorming is a full brain activity - most likely when someone is brainstorming however their eyes will move up to their visual remembered or visual construct location. Watch 9/10 people brainstorming and this is exactly what you will see. Thanks for watching.