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  What are NLP logical levels? NLP logical levels consist of 6 levels, which can help you to identify where you may need to make changes to achieve your outcome. Robert Dilts first published the NLP logical levels in 1990 in the book “Changing Beliefs with NLP”. He created NLP logical levels based on the work of Bateson’s logical levels of learning. 6 NLP logical levels Environment Behaviour Capabilities Values and Beliefs Identity  Beyond Identity (vision or wider connections) The NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) logical levels, developed by Robert Dilts, provide a framework for understanding and facilitating change at different levels of human experience. Here are questions aligned with each logical level to help explore and work through various aspects: 1. Environment This level deals with the external context in which behaviour occurs. Questions: Where are you? When does this happen? Who else is involved? What is your environment like? How do these extern