Mind Your Lens: The NLP Experience
Mind Your Lens: The NLP Experience

The Hidden Psychology Behind Motivation, Self-Sabotage, and Human Behavior: Codes of Transformation WEBINAR Week 1

28 December 2025 52:11 Aubrie Pohl

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This episode is a recording from a free webinar series!

Why do smart, capable people still struggle to follow through on what they say they want?

In this episode, Aubrie goes beneath surface-level mindset work and into the real architecture of human behavior. Instead of asking “How do I get more motivated?”, we explore a far more powerful question: “How is motivation actually created?”

Drawing from NLP and applied psychology, this conversation reframes motivation as an internal state shaped by perception, meaning, identity, and nervous system safety... NOT willpower or discipline. You’ll learn why self-sabotage isn’t a personal flaw, but a protective strategy rooted in past conditioning, and how familiar patterns can quietly override conscious goals.

We also explore the idea of liminal spaces, the subtle moments between stimulus and response, intention and action, where real choice and transformation live. As Viktor Frankl famously said, “Between stimulus and response, there is a space.” This episode reveals why that space is where NLP does its most powerful work.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

  • Why motivation fluctuates and why that’s not a failure

  • How meaning and internal representation drive behavior

  • The hidden positive intention behind self-sabotage

  • How early programming can shape what feels “safe” vs. what’s actually aligned

  • How NLP helps you work inside the liminal spaces where behavior is formed

This episode is for you if you’re ready to stop forcing change and start understanding how change actually happens in yourself and in others.

✨ Insight is powerful. Skill is transformational.

 

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