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Creating Rapport by Matching Representational System Predicates and Voice Tone and Speed Journal and then Mismatching!

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Mar 30, 2009 in Article Customs & Passport

The Assignment:Practice Rapport and Mismatching!!! — 2 Phone Convos — in phone call observe auditorally the quality of the conversation with matching voice tone nad language rapport and then see how easy (hopefully) it is to end the call when you mismatch rapport (speaking loud if voice is soft, soft if loud slow if [...]

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NLP Associated/Dissociated State

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Mar 30, 2009 in Article Customs & Passport

“A state is our way of being in any moment It comes from our physiology.thinking and emotions, and is greater than the sum of its parts. Weexperience states from the inside, but they have external markers that canbe measured from the outside, like a particular frequency of brain waves,pulse rate, etc. But none of these [...]

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maslow_compilation_haroldwashingtonNotes

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Mar 29, 2009 in Article Customs & Passport, The Lifecoach's Polemic

In “Maslow on Management”, Maslow talks about the necessity and importance of self-actualization, but realizes that frequently, “flakes and gurus” as he calls them, learn of a new trend and bank on that to earn capital. True, true, but we must also respect the passion of such “flakes and gurus”. After all, while [...]

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Interesting Random Factoids — Toothbrushes and Temperature

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Mar 29, 2009 in Article Customs & Passport

Everyone Loves some Good Ol’ Factoids!!!
ToothbrushesOriginaly made in China by drilling holes in Ivory and inserting horse hair!They can be made by hand with fine copper wire and looping that around pig’s bristles, forming a tuft.
Celcius to Farenheit Conversion GeneralizationsCelcius TO Farenheit-20-40C = -4-104 F (60 degrees of Celcius equals roughly 100 degrees of Farenheit)-20—10 [...]

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The Best Works Harmonize Representational Predicates with the Tone and Mood

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Mar 29, 2009 in Article Customs & Passport

Really deeply fascinating NLP work from scrutinizing the representational system predicates in Jack London’s White Fang. If you examine the dialogue on the early chapters (and then the predicates throughout the rest of the novel) almost ALL of them are gustatory!! They “digested ideas”; someone was “plumb tuckered out”, even the visual dispalys [...]

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Notes and Quotes of The Epic Paul Newman

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Mar 26, 2009 in Article Customs & Passport

Paul New Man Notes
From 10/10/2008 E Weekly
“Newman won just once, for The Color of Money, and took home two honorary Academy Awards, one for his contribution to film and one for the hundreds of millions of dollars in charitable contributions generated by sales of popcorn and salad dressing to which he lent his name, his [...]

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An Update of Acting, Comedy, NLP, Nature, Math Interests

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Mar 26, 2009 in Article Customs & Passport

I liked the days before all the massive spam bulk forwarding email freak fests…When an email was as rare as a letter from a friend or a postcard from a traveler…sigh.
In any case, I realized I’m very much like a kid. When I was a lot younger I never really dreamt of being a [...]

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All Hail the Aussie Party God!

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Mar 25, 2009 in Fandom for Random, Health, John's LifeScribe™ Journal, Relationships

I seriously thought the reporter was acting. how could she be so serious and controlling and almost hostilely reprimanding?? wtf?!!! lol. have people become so foully political that a good party is severely scolded? WHERE the hell do you have raging good parties where you can be LOUD (and everyone’s safe, all good stuff, etc.) [...]

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