Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Bandler and nested loops |
Posted by: | Michael Carroll |
Date/Time: | 22/03/2004 17:56:28 |
You wrote "For example, if you want someone to go from State A to State C, do you start with the elicitation of state C? Perhaps this is clearer than I think. I think the answer is yes." Yes you can elicit the outcome state first (state C), and then anchor it spatially, and/or with tone and physiology. This works well in business setting as it is more deductive. Then you build your states starting with A then B leading into C. The outcome being you fire anchor A the sequence the chain of states will run. You can also do it A-B-C which is more inductive. The above is different from nested loops, although the process can be done with series of metaphors or just one metaphor. Michael Carroll |