Topic: | NLP Modeling |
Posted by: | wildandsavage@disinfo.net |
Date/Time: | 23/05/2003 22:30:53 |
Dr. G. can you describe for me more in depth the Unconscious Uptake portion of the NLP Modeling strategy. I know when I model personally the state that I go into is one of: I de-focus my eyes, I use my vision to track movement. Then I open up my hearing to listen that which is being said and how its being said. I mimic the movements of my model only after I have been in their prescense and can feel a pattern of some sort repeating, most of the time I don't know what it is but I can feel it. And then I go from there. I try to identify the pattern without judgement or at least what I think it is that I am feeling. Then I do it consciously to see if i'm right and am achieving some what similiar results if i'm not than I drop what ever It was that I thought was the pattern and feel for the next one. And I do that one by one until I complete the model. Once I have a cluster of patterns then I begin the process of subtraction, I begin doing all of the patterns and then I begin leaving one out to see if there is a difference if there is not I leave that particular pattern out if there is I leave that particular pattern in. And I continue to do that until I have the handful of patterns that make up my model. Tell me what you think, Dr. G |
Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
NLP Modeling Videos | 14/05/2003 19:20:11 | wild savage |
Re:NLP Modeling Videos | 15/05/2003 00:11:57 | distance |
Re:Re:NLP Modeling Videos | 15/05/2003 18:02:15 | John Grinder |
Re:Re:Re:NLP Modeling Videos | 15/05/2003 21:13:50 | Distance |
Re:Re:Re:Re:NLP Modeling Videos | 16/05/2003 14:35:16 | John Grinder |
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:NLP Modeling Videos | 17/05/2003 16:04:43 | Distance |
NLP Modeling | 22/05/2003 23:49:51 | wild savage |
Re:NLP Modeling | 23/05/2003 18:20:10 | John Grinder |
NLP Modeling | 23/05/2003 22:30:53 | wildandsavage@disinfo.net |
Re:NLP Modeling | 23/05/2003 22:39:54 | wildandsavage@disinfo.net |
Re:Re:NLP Modeling | 27/05/2003 17:22:18 | John Grinder |
NLP Modeling | 27/05/2003 19:25:17 | wild savage |
Re:NLP Modeling | 28/05/2003 16:20:29 | John Grinder |
Re:Re:NLP Modeling | 29/05/2003 16:34:53 | wild savage |
When, how long, which part? | 05/06/2003 20:33:10 | Thomas |