Banish imposter syndrome and public speaking anxiety with NLP, with guest Vanda Varga. #25

My guest is Vanda Varga, the Tour Guide to Your Mind! Vanda is an accredited trainer and Master Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), hypnotherapy and a Silva Method practitioner.

As a tour guide to your mind, Vanda can help you explore, uncover and re-map your map of the world.

I have recently been a student of Vanda's and what a fabulous experience it was. I took the NLP practitioner training course and am now an accredited NLP practitioner! 👏

She's an amazingly engaging and supportive teacher. A credit to her knowledge and experience of her subject but also to her communication skills.

She explains in our conversation one of the presuppositions of NLP - there is no failure only feedback - i.e., we either succeed or learn! She explains how what we shine a light on is where our energy flows, so choose where you direct your attention!

It was an enlightening conversation that also touched on Vanda's experience with the Silva Mind Control Method as a child and how it shaped her map of the world.

We also discussed her amazing tool bag of NLP techniques including The Circle of Excellence and anchoring that help build confidence and diminish the anxiety of speaking in public. As well as how to overcome imposter thinking by speaking more positively to ourselves.

To find out more about Vanda, her coaching and NLP practitioner training programmes go to: https://vandavarga.co.uk

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