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#41 Language Series 05: Sleight of Mouth Patterns - part 1 |
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 "Logical" SOM [24:16m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (939)
From Wikipedia: Ultimately, Sleight of Mouth focuses on influence by challenging, and thus changing, beliefs. [...] in Sleight of Mouth the concept of belief is built on a more specific set of definitions, as follows:
- Complex Equivalence: X=Y, or X is equivalent to Y
- Cause-Effect: X causes Y, X results in Y
In this episode, we define the sleight of mouth patterns, introduce our own classification, and show the first group of these patterns - the "logical" SOM.
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#30 Language Series 02: Meta-Model - Generalizations |
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Meta-Model - Generalizations [24:06m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (1188)
The meta-model in neuro-linguistic programming (or meta-model of therapy) is a heuristic set of questions designed to specify information, challenge and expand the limits to a person’s model of the world. It responds to the distortions, generalizations, and deletions in the speaker’s language. The meta-model forms the basis of Neuro-linguistic programming [...] (Wikipedia)
- What is the Meta-Model?
- Making the language more specific, understanding what words really mean
- Tool of precision, a way to understand the maps people build in their heads
- A way to direct the language
- The language of precision, a tool to uncover the deep structure, the map
- Using the Meta-Model in everyday life
- In conflicts
- Finding the root cause of the problem as a trainer
- Way to gain deep understanding and direct people to the solutions
- Description of the Meta-Model
- Brief history
- Meta-model violations
- Generalizations, Distortions, Deletions
- Our approach to the Meta-Model: examples from 3 areas
- Politics
- Relationships
- Business operations
- Generalizations - Universal quantifiers
- Complex equivalences
- Cause-effect
Technocrati Tags:
NLP, Language, Meta-Model
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#29 Language Series 01 - an Overview |
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Standard Podcast [23:58m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (1374)
- Language and NLP
- NLP - is Neuro-Linguistic Programming - language is a key
- Language is the habitat we live in, and learn. NLP is learning how to learn.
- Comparison with “wolf children” - those who don’t have a language
- Language is enfolded in us, and the context unfolds it out of us.
- Language shapes and creates realities.
- Ambiguity in words
- Linguistic relationships that wouldn’t have existed without the language
- What we think changes what we sort for, and the language is the tool that directionalizes the mind
- How different languages shift the perceptions of reality
- Pioneering work in Language
- Alfred Korzibski - connection of language and neurology, language and environment.
- The map is not the territory (distortion)
- The map does not represent all of the territory (deletion)
- Every map is self-reflexive (generalization)
- Noam Chomsky - transformational grammar. Deep structure and surface structure.
- NLP: The Meta-Model, the Milton Model, and the Sleight of Mouth
- The structure of the following podcasts in the language series
(total of 11 podcasts including this one)
- Three main models, each in three podcasts (total of 9 podcasts):
- Meta-model
- Sleight of Mouth patterns
- Milton model
- For each model, we pick 3 different contexts, and apply each pattern in each of those contexts
- The final podcast will tie all the models together
Technocrati Tags:
NLP, Language, Meta-Model, Milton Model, Sleight of Mouth
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#28 Perceptual Positions |
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Perceptual Positions [46:18m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (1271)
Perceptual positions is a neuro-linguistic programming and psychology term denoting that a complex system may look very different, and different information will be available, depending how one looks at it and one’s point of view. (Wikipedia)
- Defining perceptual positions
- Different points of view
- Points of reference, different perspectives, way of shifting your outlook, thus changing your experience and understanding of the event
- The more perspectives you master, the more objective your view of reality becomes
- Four different perceptual positions - more detailed definitions
- Give 3 different frames:
- Martial arts
- Relationships
- Coaching
- Uses of the perceptual positions in NLP: conflict resolution technique
- Expand the frame of perceptual positions
- - Finding your element, and your life story. Parallels Colin Wilson’s idea of dual consciousness: worm’s eye view and bird’s eye view
- Perceptual positions as roles: Walt Disney creativity strategy
- "Board of directors" for your life
- Fun games to develop your skills in perceptual positions
- Shadow walk exercise
- Any contact sport
Technocrati Tags:
NLP, Perceptual Positions, Conflict Resolution, Walt Disney Creativity Strategy
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