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Topic: Re:Re:Re:Corporate NLP but sales
Posted by: kc
Date/Time: 23/12/2003 08:11:22

John Grinder

You write to Jaques Werth,
"All effective communication is manipulative - THE QUESTION IS whether it is an ethical or non-ethical manipulation does it incorporate the conscious and unconscious require ments of the buyer?"

So I would consciously assume the first requirement to entertain an unethical presentation would be to be go into in a high performance state when/as you feel (have intuition) you are being presented with an umethical manipulation?

May I ask John is that state I present one of your bootstrap requirements?

And if you did how do you do personally respond (nconsciously/consciously) generally to yourself when you are presented with such an unethical manipulation after going into a HPS? Do you go into a standard I don't know state and SIT BACK and allow the manipuLater to keep going on with her rain dance to gather more information before you intervene? 

And how do you flip the present presented unethical context into an ethical one?

all the very best
kc


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TopicDate PostedPosted By
Corporate NLP but sales17/07/2002 22:21:00kc
     ReRe:Corporate NLP - sales18/07/2002 02:11:39Jon
          reply to Jon 18/07/2002 04:30:46Michael Carroll
     Re:Corporate NLP but sales18/07/2002 03:33:35Michael Carroll
     Re:Corporate NLP but sales.part 2 18/07/2002 03:51:56Michael Carroll
     Re:Corporate NLP but sales18/07/2002 12:17:44Ian Newton
     ReReReReReRe:Corporate NLP but sales18/07/2002 14:16:15kc
     Re:Corporate NLP and sales19/07/2002 02:22:31kc
          Re:Re:Corporate NLP and sales22/07/2002 01:48:28Michael Carroll
               ReRe:Re:Re:Corporate NLP and sales22/07/2002 13:59:21kc
               Re:Re:Re:Corporate NLP and sales22/07/2002 19:33:35kc
                    Re:Re:Re:Re:Corporate NLP and sales23/07/2002 02:44:45Jim R
                    Re:Re:Re:Re:Corporate NLP and sales27/07/2002 05:01:20Michael Carroll
                         ReReReReReReReReRe:Re:Re:Re:Re:Corporate NLP and sales04/08/2002 10:28:12kc
          Re(2): Corporate NLP and sales07/08/2002 17:24:47Carol Anne (Friday) Ogdin
               Re Re:R(3) Corporate NLP / sales17/08/2002 01:30:42kc
     Re:Corporate NLP but sales30/11/2003 17:50:56Jacues Werth
          Re:Re:Corporate NLP but sales02/12/2003 14:06:48kc
          Re:Re:Corporate NLP but sales04/12/2003 09:18:15John Grinder
               Re:Re:Re:Corporate NLP but sales23/12/2003 08:11:22kc
                    Re:Re:Re:Re:Corporate NLP but sales24/12/2003 18:56:38John Grinder
                         Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Corporate NLP but sales25/12/2003 05:36:58kc
                         Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Corporate NLP but sales28/12/2003 01:00:50Spike
                              Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Corporate NLP but sales30/12/2003 19:38:28John Grinder
                                   Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Corporate NLP but sales01/01/2004 14:37:31kc
                                        Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Corporate NLP but sales05/01/2004 18:14:25John Grinder
                                             Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Corporate NLP but sales05/01/2004 23:36:46kc
                                             Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Corporate NLP but sales15/01/2004 05:11:17kc

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