🧠✨... and why we go blind with ourselves You know this feeling? 👉 Crystal-clear advice for others 👉 Confusion when it’s about yourself That’s the Solomon Paradox 🌀 We’re wise at a distance – and lose clarity when emotion, identity and old patterns take over. 💡 Why this happens: We’re emotionally entangled Our self-image interferes Feelings blur perception 🔓 How NLSP dissolves the paradox NLSP creates distance without disconnection 🧭 You step out of the inner drama – without leaving yourself. 🔹 Observer perspective instead of entanglement 🔹 Awareness before interpretation 🔹 Conscious choice instead of reaction Suddenly, you can meet yourself the way you meet others: clear, calm, grounded ✨ 🧠 NLSP turns you into the wise advisor of your own life. 🌱 Reflection: Instead of asking ❌ “What’s wrong with me?” try ✅ “From which perspective am I looking right now?”

What is your greatest fear? Don't answer here. Keep it to yourself. It's your secret. That's the starting point. Until now, there were only two ways to solve your problem. You tried to do it yourself, or you went to a coach or therapist if you could bring yourself to share it with another person. In the first case, you were dependent on your own abilities. That can work out well, or it can't. In the second case, you have to share your issue with someone. There are certainly issues that you want to keep to yourself for a long time, until the psychological strain becomes too great. Now we have a different approach. We say: Okay, even if you can't imagine solving your problem right now, we assume that you can. You just don't trust yourself or remember your abilities. You are not alone. You have this inner wisdom and intelligence within you that is connected to everything. It knows everything, understands everything, and—importantly—it is well-disposed toward you. It wants you to be well. We do NOT stand between you and this intelligence. We facilitate contact and show you how to communicate with it. That's it. Is there an easier and better way?

Okay, it's not a classic case study story. But it shows how natural NLSP can be. It raises awareness and reinforces new patterns so that they don't seem learned, but rather internalized. Yesterday, my laptop died. A loud noise. Everything stopped. Then a black screen and over and out. Exitus. Okay, it was a device I didn't use much, but it was still annoying. I realize that I'm not upset at all. I accept it. I look to see if I can still save the data. That's it. Something has changed. I work on many topics myself with NLSP and other methods, so I can't say for sure that it was just one of these methods. My prognosis is this: NLSP works as a basic method. That's how it's meant to be. Deep within my own operating system, I identify my original programs and upgrade them. This, and the fact that I had done my “worldly” homework on data security, contributed to my not being shocked and reacting relatively calmly. Another example. Yesterday there was heavy snowfall. Road traffic came to a partial standstill. I was alert and tense, but not overwhelmed. I intuitively made the right decision in every situation. And I notice that I deal with this situation differently. I am not afraid, I slept well and I place myself trustingly in the hands of the Almighty – figuratively speaking. Where do you notice your sovereignty in everyday life? Are there any situations you remember?

This is the new category for you. I thought it might be helpful for you to see examples of how people have achieved change using the protocol. I will start with my own examples and, if clients have agreed, I will also share their processes with you. Have you tried the 3-day mini-course? It contains a lot of things you can try out. What about a structured approach? Or do you prefer to go through a process spontaneously?