Neuro linguistic critical thinking in the workplace
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This document introduces the concepts of neuro-linguistic critical thinking (NLCTh). NLCTh examines how the mind perceives and generates conditional thoughts using our five senses. It is a mental process for confirming original thoughts by reviewing other viewpoints rather than rhetoric. NLCTh can be applied to business skills by understanding why we do what we do so we can improve. The document encourages developing NLCTh by accepting suggestions and opinions as our own improvements.
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- 1. Welcome to Dr. Arayan Richard Jenkins
- 3. To Think Is to believe, in an alternative Idea believe
- 4. Start today before tomorrow takes control of your mind
- 6. Let’s look at Neuro-Linguistic Critical Thinking.
- 7. Neuro – Linguistic = the mind - To look closely at the way the mind perceives, conditional thoughts.
- 8. Conditional Thought – What is it? Reflective observation of change Reviewing your understandings Actively Experimenting Actively believe Your changes will make a differences
- 9. N.L is the use of our (5) five senses. 1. Visual – what we see. 2. Auditory – What we hear. 3. Gustatory – What we taste. 4. Olfactory – What we smell. 5. Kinesthetic – What we feel (touch).
- 10. Critical thinking = A way of mental control - A method used to determine, if what we believe, is real for us.
- 11. STOP Critical Thinking is not just thinking! Critical Thinking is a mental behavioural pattern, building tool
- 12. STOP Critical Thinking is not just thinking! Critical Thinking is a mental process of confirming original thought as apposed to rhetoric.
- 13. STOP Critical Thinking is not just thinking! Critical Thinking is a mentally processing of other viewpoints, to confirm your original viewpoint.
- 14. Conditional Thought Critical Thinking N.L.C.Th foundation When we use N.L.C.Th we understand why we do what we do, so we can do it better.
- 15. What we are doing is communicating subconsciously. With ourselves With others. With Family With Friends Projected Persona With Creating Using
- 17. My Choices I don’t have any choice.
- 18. 1.Do it your way, with your thinking 2.Do it your way, with my way of thinking 3.Do it my way, with my way of thinking Each end result may be the same but the journey will be different. I have 3 main choices + 1 alternative choice.
- 19. Want to learn more about NLCTh? Contact: Phone: +6 012 3474064 E-Mail: Dr.arayan@drarayan.my Visit: http://www.drarayan.my Neuro-Linguistic Critical Thinking
- 20. We believe; because we work for someone we must do it their way! This is WRONG THINKING
- 21. We believe that if we speak our mind about issues at work we’ll be fired This is WRONG THINKING
- 22. Ask yourself?! 1.How many times has someone asked you for help? 2.How many times have you given your opinion? 3.How many times has your suggestions been used to improve things?
- 23. You are using Critical Thinking! 1. Every time you make a suggestion. 2. Every time you give help. 3. Every time give an opinion. Your just not accepting them as yours!
- 24. Accepting them as your improvements, is the first step to Neuro-Linguistic Critical Thinking.
- 25. Want to learn more about NLCTh? Contact: Phone: +6 012 3474064 E-Mail: Dr.arayan@drarayan.my Visit: http://www.drarayan.my Neuro-Linguistic Critical Thinking
Editor's Notes
- Your ability is being used by others to do things differently and you are not reaping the reward. Thinking differently requires courage. Thinking differently needs critical thinking
- Acceptance is step 1.