Push Your Limits

Push Your Limits NLP coach
(Mind Power, Teens are Assets, and Self Image) Here’s a universal truth: Limits only exist in your mind. Mr. Jattin is an intuitive healer and coach.

If you tell yourself, you can’t do something, you won’t. Jattin Asher is a Certified Master Practitioner of Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP), Ancient Yoga Sciences, a Life Skills Coach, Corporate Business Coach and an empathetic counsellor. In short, he is a force to reckon with in his professional field with a Belief that,

“Where Logic ends Magic starts.”

He is a transformational life skills

coach, who is perceived for his trustworthiness, mindful behavior, in-depth knowledge, and intrinsic capacity to teach through his uncanny wit and humor, and for the feeling of revelation and fun that he brings into the learning environment, opening up new vistas of experience and learning for children and youths. He possesses a vast experience of enhancing learning abilities and life skills through the power of neuroscience, varied NLP techniques, and creative thinking among corporates and children from the age of 5 years to teenagers of 19 years. He rendezvousing his own hidden powers and encountering the magic of his life's transformation, understood his life's mission and set out on a goal to empower 1 million professionals and children by providing them with a holistic way of living. For Jattin, Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) is an unadulterated play mind-reprogramming Science that figures out on various issues of Hypertension, Self Doubt, Procrastination and many more by modifying one’s Thoughts, Beliefs, Actions, Habits, Character thus changing their Destiny The Life Changing Coach visualizes the planet Vibrating high on universal consciousness and Unity while firmly having faith in the power of gratitude, love and compassion. He wishes to seed these positive feelings Profoundly in a human beings consciousness. Jattin is set out on a mission to endue young budding children and working professionals with an internationally approved Scientific approach to Enlighten Minds by Means of his company,
“Push your Limits – Decode 100X.”

With the onset of the devastating pandemic in 2020, children were deprived of learning and growing in a natural environment, instead they were induced with the habit of online classes which took a severe toll on the mental and physical health of children and adolescents. Push Your Limits aspires to impact tens, hundreds, even thousands of young children around the world. Jattin wishes to empower people to Unleash Infinite Power and potential of the mind of people while helping them understand the energy of radiant and visual thinking. Today MNC’s and corporates have professional who face issues like anxiety, frustration, hypertension, stress and pressure to name a few. Jattin with his compassionate nature, wants to help people achieve higher goals and produce wonderful results while staying in a powerful state of mind and produce the desired results. Employees need to be apt at handling unwanted distraction of thoughts during work hours while developing Self-confidence, Self-respect & Self Reliance throughout. Jattin has set on a mission to help professionals become Limitless and more Responsible towards Life. By teaching mindfulness to People, Jattin wishes to equip them with simple and easy tools to build self- esteem, manage stress, and skilfully approach challenges. People of all ages can benefit from mindfulness, the simple act of bringing a delicate, accepting attitude in the current moment. It can help parents, guardians and caregivers, too, by advancing happiness and alleviating stress. Founded by Jattin, Push Your Limits has a vision to motivate children and youth to get rid of self- imposed boundaries and benefit in ways including:

 Increased Sense of Self-Worth
 More Power in All Situations
 Happiness and Joy at all times
 Expel Fear and Anxiety
 More Peace of Mind and Less Stress
 Improved Decisions in Life
 Confidence Building
 Goal Setting

Today not only children, but even adults, knowingly or unknowingly, consciously or unconsciously, while growing up wire themselves to limit their possibilities for the future. As kids start to age, competition, and parental pressure, peer pressure, educational pressure starts building, whether or not it complies with their individual dreams. While in the process, children don’t strive for their ambitions, dreams, or goals and eventually lose life’s purpose. Trying to provide aid to the world. he Unconventional Coach has structured different programs including :-

Super Power Kids The sole motto of this training program is “Let your Child Grow and Develop in today’s digital world…with Wisdom”

The program has been divided into 4 phases including-

Phase 1 – Mapping the innate potential through a scientifically proven method

Phase 2 – Developing the potential through workshop

Phase 3 – Way Forward

Phase 4 – Reinforcing Learning with Lifetime practise kits

Jattin, with his extensive experience and in-depth theoretical knowledge has curated the program tapping upon components including Assessment of personality type, Learning style and learners type, multiple intelligent mapping, IQ, EQ, CQ and AQ, Water Therapy, Sound wave therapy and Super brain yoga to mention a few. One thing that has clung to the Unconventional Trainer’s mind is the Law of Attraction which he adapts to while imparting knowledge to children. He urges the children to learn techniques to attract desired outcomes, maintain and enhance a positive approach in life, no matter what the circumstances may be. In the past, Mr. Asher has spearheaded NLP breakthrough sessions to support each and every child, helping them in releasing limiting beliefs holding them back and setting their mind free by providing an in-depth understanding of core values, while connecting with their larger vision for life. Jattin successfully completed his NLP training in the year 2016 under the able guidance of Mr Ram Verma from the academy ‘Midas Touch.’ He first practiced NLP on himself, realizing that NLP traces its roots in psychology and neurology, and how the brain can be trained for the purpose of betterment, leading to a 360° personal transformation in his own life. He further researched and studied for sound reasons why NLP is compatible with current life scenarios, to which he found out-

 NLP is about recognizing patterns.
 NLP is concerned with process rather than content.
 NLP provides a model of how we communicate with ourselves and others. After gaining in-depth insights, Jattin set out on a mission to help children and youths from the young age of 5 years to budding teenagers of 19 years. He does not have a fixed or theoretical approach towards connecting with children, instead he becomes a friend to each one of them, which in return enables him to understand the six logical levels of change in each of them. The 7 level of change include-

 Environment (Have it Clean)
 Behavior (Have a Positive)
 Capabilities (Enhance Them Constantly)
 Beliefs (Have Strong Positive Ones)
 Values (Have High Morale Values)
 Identity (Have an Ethical One)
 Purpose (Have a Clear One)


In the last few years, Jattin has catered to children suffering from Anxiety and panic, Communication issues, Posttraumatic stress, Depression, Attention-deficit hyperactivity, Addiction, Obsessions and OCD’s (Obsessive Compulsive Disorders) and Borderline personalities to name a few. He personally believes that there are 2 major reasons for change in the behavioral pattern of kids including Miscommunication and lack of time availability. The art of raising happy children is rare today. Issues like different parenting styles, conflicts in the house, suicidal thoughts in children and the overall brain development need utmost attention, care and continuous training. Keeping this in mind, Jattin believes that each of his sessions must be interesting and should create value in the life of children. His unconventional methods of training include storytelling, question and answers, bridging the gap by playing games, giving them simple yet powerful easy to do daily task. The Certified NLP trainer can’t lay enough emphasis on the fact that one must not be restricted by what one thinks that one can or cannot do. Always let the excitement of possibility outweigh the fear of failure. Seek thrill, not comfort. One has to break down the barriers in order to fulfil their dreams, this can only be done when one decides to step out of their comfort zone. He is an accomplished guide and coach for the true seekers of bliss and peace. He possesses a high success rate in dealing with issues pertaining to children and youth while guiding them to the right path. Jattin is equipped with the correct tools, techniques, and courses designed by him in various forms which helps children change whatever isn't working in their life so that they can have a different life and a different reality. The one thing he constantly pushes his students to do is to never give up on their DREAMS, which he believes as :

 D – Decide (Purpose)
 R – Record (Journalize)
 E – Eyes (Vizualize)
 A – Affirm (Constantly Affirm)
 M – Manage (Timely Monitor)
 S – Share (Discuss with Loved Ones)

Jattin brings with himself a dynamic & cheerful personality and his charisma reflects his zeal of transforming lives across the globe. He has built himself working with various modalities and his target is to Empower and Transform children and youths with an enthusiasm to thrive them to be different, more evolved with magical possibilities. Jattin strongly believes that there are Infinite Possibilities in every human being, anything is Possible

13/01/2024

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Stop saying these 4 harsh phrases to your kids, say neuroscientist—here’s how the most successful parents teach self-dis...
10/09/2022

Stop saying these 4 harsh phrases to your kids, say neuroscientist—here’s how the most successful parents teach self-discipline to their Kids.
Parents often have conversations with their kids that start off well — but then, somewhere, somehow, things take a wrong turn.

A kid who was open and responsive to discussion, or at least not hostile, completely shuts down. A small disagreement turns into a big fight. What happened?

1. “If you don’t work hard now, you’ll regret it for the rest of your life.” (This one is the most dangerous statement)
It is always good to show kids the negative aspect of life, but instilling fear is one of the least effective ways to spark intrinsic motivation in kids. In fact, it can be detrimental for kids who, each time they are reminded of how important it is that they do better, become more stressed — and sometimes, avoidant.
Another reason phrases like this don’t work is that the context is beyond kids understanding. Trying to get a seventh grader to stick with swimming because it will look good on college applications, for example, is much like saying, “Now that you’re in high school, we need to talk about your future plan for you.”
It is also seen that as adults we have our own self proclaimed ideas which we want to impose it on the kids, but does it really work ? And the answer is “BLUNT NO”, because you may be thinking that your Child becomes a DOCTOR, but he/she wants to be an ENGINEER, or may be he is made to become a “SINGER” than the tussle starts, here a deep understanding is required and an open talk with the child will make it more clear, you can even take help of technology here by taking “DMIT TEST”, “PSYCHOMETRIC ASSEMENT TEST” rather than imposing your own thoughts and making them scared of the forthcoming situations.
Kids are not capable of thinking ahead the way adults are. That’s what makes them kids. Rather I would say here to take it further, they are not Situations driven like adults.

How and What understanding & successful parents act or respond instead:
Encourage them: “You haven’t mastered yet, but you can get better at it. Look how far you’ve come already!” Analysing the situation closely and finding the loose ends will give you a little more clarity.
Help them see the positives: “Yes it is hard. But if you keep practicing, you will have more confidence that you can face future challenges like this with ease, and you will feel really good.”
Don’t make it all about school: “I know [X class] has been difficult, but I love that you’re working hard at baseball — and I’m confident you’ll be able to work just as hard in class if you put in the same amount of energy and efforts.” Spend some time DIWY (Do it With You) will be more positive approach.
Talk to them on regular basis, help them set their future plans/goals, discuss with them openly and give your genuine feedback and support. You can also take help from expert counsellors, trainers and coaches.

2. “It’s my job to keep you safe.” (Never be Over Protective – This is a Catch 69 Situation)
Yes definitely as parents it is our morale responsibility to keep the kids safe, but as kids get older and reach middle school or high school, keeping them safe is a job that we cannot by any measure do successfully. We’re not with them all the time and we can’t track their every move. Rather if a proper step towards making them more aware will help. Even a Sparrow’s kids learns to fly on its own once its grown up and he/she has to learn to defend itself.
When kids think it’s the parents, job to keep them safe, and not theirs, they are more apt to behave recklessly, thinking there is always a safety net when in really, there is not.
This doesn’t mean you should silence opinions there are times you need to say no and be clear about the risks you feel uneasy about them taking.

How and What understanding & successful parents act or respond instead:
Calmly explain your concerns: “I don’t feel comfortable with this, and here’s the reason why……….. (giving them a proper reason for your concern with soft but stern words will make it more effective)”
Allow them to make mistakes. Carefully letting your kids learn a hard lesson on their own, and then talking to them about it after the fact will give them great insight. As adults we were kids too and we all made mistakes isn’t it ? Yes we did, than why be over protective with them ?
Talk through perceived dangers together: “I have some concerns about [XYZ = reason / situation], but I also imagine that you have a different idea in your head. Can you tell me how you’ll handle things if [XYZ = situation / reason] goes wrong/bad, so that we both feel comfortable?”

3. “I’m punishing you because you have to learn that this behaviour is not acceptable.” (Punishment in the 21st Century does not work well, this is worst practice, this also is the main reason why kids behave vulnerably in their adulthood, there has been a significant research over it in the recent times)
Enforcing punishment might help you feel like you have a sense of control, but research shows that not only does it hurt your relationship with your kid, it’s also an ineffective tool for changing behaviour. The kids become more rigid.
Although it may briefly stop a meltdown, it doesn’t inspire positive behaviour or teach kids what to do. Plus, the more parents threaten, the more kids lie and hide problems that they may need help with.

How and What understanding & successful parents act or respond instead:
If they don’t want to hear your opinion, don’t force it on them. The goal is to teach, which only happens when they’re actually listening. If you communicate respectfully, they’ll be more likely to come to you at another time: “I felt pretty upset about what just went down and I suspect you may, too. Can we talk later about how to get a better outcome if this happens again?”
Talk with them, not at them: “I need you to know that I’m NOT okay with what you did, but I really want to understand where you are coming from.”
Discuss the consequences in advance, and make sure you both agree with them. Be specific, strategic and reasonable. (We’ve also always wondered why some parents think “You’re grounded forever!” is an appropriate reaction to everything their kids do wrong.). This technique will not only help you gain more confidence on your child, but will also help you overcome forthcoming issues/situations that might arise, back of the mind of your child there will always be impact on how you will respond to the situation, also there will be impact on your child that there is someone whom I can talk and discuss with openly. (Here I am not saying that child will become reckless or careless and keep doing mistake’s, but this will help him be more vigilant towards what is going to for-come.)

4. “You spend too much time on your phone or gadget.”
(This is a very common issue these days, and Covid situation has made this bad to worse)
The problem with this statement is that it’s not respectful of the way a kid inhabits their social world — a world that looks much different than ours did.
Social media and gaming are versions of the note-passing and arcade visits that were so instrumental in our youth, and we wouldn’t have taken well to someone suggesting that we just cut that part of our lives out.
Plus, we want to help kids manage their relationship with technology, because we have a pretty strong sense that it isn’t going anywhere.

How and What understanding & successful parents act or respond instead:
Increase your influence by showing genuine interest in what interests them or what they really like to do. Ask about the games they play, people they follow, shows they watch, book’s they read — and partake with them, at least some of the time. Power struggles have no winners long-term.
Before we give them a proper reason to get off their phones, We ourselves have to introspect on this, how much time do we spend online ?. “Speaking to them that I have noticed that you haven’t been spending any time with us since you got home from school. Do you want to go to the library and pick out some new books ?” Can we go for a stroll and spend some time in Nature ? Can we have a good family time together ?
Mentor more than you monitor: “How much more time do you need to finish up what you’re doing? I don’t want to cut you off [doing “what you are doing” thing], but I also want you to be on your phone in a way that seems balanced.”

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Also you are kindly invited to witness his presentation on Wednesday 30th June @7.30 am on our Zoom Meeting.
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