Topic: | Re:high performance state consequences or indicators |
Posted by: | Todd |
Date/Time: | 06/11/2003 06:23:20 |
Scott, I can't think of examples of PP changes, but I am thinking of the format in WITW. (new code change format) where I leave them in 1st position. It might be interesting to do a pre post test on this and see for yourself what you discover. (In fact, thanks for the suggestion :-) Although I would still come back to 1st to finish. As to other indicators. Look for any observable Px stuff. Success means physiology is more like high performance otherwise, redo. Px=Physiology Thing like: breathing, posture, micromuscle movement, head tilt, balance/symmetry, voice tone, etc.. Hope you get the idea. May be an elementary answer, but they say that mastery is the art of mastering the basics... (Whoever they are ;-) Calibration is as basic as you get. Hope this helps, Todd PS did you mean submodality changes in other perceptual positions? Or some kind of actual changes in position? Or...? |
Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
high performance state consequences or indicators | 06/11/2003 03:52:17 | scott |
Re:high performance state consequences or indicators | 06/11/2003 06:23:20 | Todd |
Re:Re:high performance state consequences or indicators | 06/11/2003 07:10:35 | scott |
Re:Re:Re:high performance state consequences or indicators | 06/11/2003 22:36:55 | Todd |
Re:Re:Re:Re:high performance state consequences or indicators | 06/11/2003 22:50:16 | John Grinder |
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:high performance state consequences or indicators | 07/11/2003 05:20:07 | Todd |