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Neuro linguistic programming (NLP) and poker. How to always be calm
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[QUOTE="BOXING71, post: 6676934, member: 1013543"] As the cards were dealt, John's heart rate increased. He was feeling nervous and unsure of his hand. The pot was getting bigger and he didn't want to lose. Suddenly, he remembered the Swish pattern that he had learned in his NLP training. He closed his eyes and took a deep breath. In his mind, John saw himself confidently making the winning hand. He imagined the sound of the cards flipping over and the chips being pushed towards him. Then, he imagined a small image of himself feeling nervous and unsure, like a TV screen in his mind. He quickly replaced that image with a new one of himself feeling calm, confident and in control. He imagined that image getting bigger and brighter until it completely replaced the old one. He heard the sound of a swish in his mind and opened his eyes. To his surprise, John felt completely different. His heart rate had slowed down, and he felt more focused and in control. He confidently placed his bets and ended up winning the pot. From that moment on, John knew that he had a powerful tool to help him stay calm and confident during his poker games. The Swish pattern had helped him overcome his nervousness and win big. [/QUOTE]
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