John Grinder - The Tongue Drop Technique, New Code NLP

Internal dialogue has a value for using deductive logic to explore internal and external representations particularly in planning and problem solving.
Internal dialogue can also get in the way, in providing unwanted intrusion into our life activities, such as self criticism, self doubt or excited chatter when focusing.
The Tongue Drop Technique, from New Code NLP, is an on the spot intervention to quieten internal dialogue and by naturally anchoring this response, more choice is created with the internal representations in our mental map.
The process John outlines in this video is simple to follow and really liberating for those who experience excessive internal chatter, enjoy!
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[@africkinamerican]

Very interesting, I guess it works because when you are internally dialoguing, most people are actually subvocalizing, literally sending nerve impulses to the organs of speech including the tongue. And you can't do that when you are focused on relaxing the tongue

[@gregorious123]

Interesting. Going into peripheral vision is another way to do this.

[@iamnotthemessiahnowfocuson7469]

Excellent state to be in peripheral vision is the uptime trance state the hypnotists state

[@iamnotthemessiahnowfocuson7469]

Excellent I felt the relaxation and my mind just cleared into a comfortable relaxed and focused state

[@michaelcarroll8619]

Pleased to hear that, it's a very simple yet effective process, thank you for sharing your experience

[@countuppodcast]

Right! I've studied Richard Bandler like a hawk. For years. Now getting to Grinder. He's very interesting. This drop method triggered my focus state as well.

[@bigjim5423]

​@@countuppodcasthow did you find Bandler?

[@countuppodcast]

@@bigjim5423 I’ve been following Bandler and Grinder for 20 years.. I found a Neuro linguistic programming book on the bus when I was 17. Someone left it in a seat apparently. When I sat down, I noticed I was sitting on something and it was a book. Best thing that ever happened to me.

[@Kaa864]

There are so many different methodologies, neuro sematics is one as well

[@martinwilliams9866]

Sounds like Noesitherapy to me!

[@user-qz6ml3hb9u]

It is interesting how many techniques have grown out of NLP.