Kevin and Nikki Return to Discuss his Now Completed NLP Work | 115

This week we wrap up our two Part series discussing Kevin’s Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) work with Nikki. In an earlier episode (linked below), Nikki and Kevin discussed the first half of the NLP work he did with Nikki. This week, we rejoin Nikki and Kevin as they discuss his second half of the NLP work, including how the work evolved, the challenges he faced, and the pivotal last session Nikki and Kevin worked together on. Also, Nikki has included a free link to sign up for upcoming workshops in the notes below. If you have any interest in pursuing this, please click on the below link. Thank you Nikki for the amazing work you do! I hope all of you can join us!

Link to Nikki and Kevin’s previous episode: https://www.sadtimespodcast.com/kevin-and-returning-guest-nikki-discuss-his-progress-with-nlp-treatment-108/

Nikki’s website: https://nikkinicholas.com

Click here to learn more about Nikki’s upcoming workshops: https://nikkinicholas.com/join-my-upcoming-workshop-oif/

Find Nikki on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nikki.nicholas2/

Find Nikki on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nikki_nicholas_/

Nikki is offering 10% off coaching with her! If you use the code SADTIMES within 30 days of the podcast going live. They just need to reach out to Nikki through her website to use it.

“Free Gift" mentioned in the episode:

https://nikkinicholas.com/find-your-sub-blocks-oif/

(It's a 9-minute video that explains what subconscious blocks are, where they come from, and how people can find them within themselves)

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