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Purpose and Tools for Getting There

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Jun 8, 2009 in Career

Purpose and Tools for Getting There

Defining Purpose and Tools to get there.  GREAT Lucid Ideas  

I asked myself what my purpose in life is.  I couldn’t figure it out.  So I asked, “Okay, what definitely IS NOT my purpose in life?”.  I thought about it and said, “to wear socks — my purpose on life [...]

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Wanna Observe like Sherlock? Holmes’ Elementary Meta-Strategy!

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on May 19, 2009 in Career, Relationships

Holmes’ Meta Strategy!This is the transcription and reflection on Robert Dilts’ Strategies of Genius.
Perception of Clusters of Details —> Behavioral Observations + Environmental Observations —> Inferences —> Combinations of inferences —> Conclusions
Cultural Assumptions & Facts are matched up with the observations to draw inferences, then the inferences are “compiled” to generate conclusions.
Why is Holmes Strategy [...]

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Is Everything for Romance? Even with Successful Careers

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on May 15, 2009 in John's LifeScribe™ Journal, Relationships

just woke up, just water, wore black (Great), no food, no coffee before, energizing awesome convo. good. I saw a darren brown and david tennant clip (for darren’s tv show) and I relized that they went out into public to have a woman draw a picture and david was supposed to have predicted what she’d [...]

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The Best Ultimate Elevator Speech that uber-pwns all other Elevator Speeches!

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on May 10, 2009 in Career

My Elevator Speech is called “Specifics of Application”. I’ve chiseled this down to being able to deliver it in 15 seconds. I love it and am interested and psyched about practicing it more. Everytime I’ve practiced it, I’ve gotten great “reviews”. Great Reviews from an elevator speech means:
1) If I tell [...]

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Wanna Read a Person Like a Book? Two Words: State Callibration

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on May 1, 2009 in Relationships

State Calibration
Body language can never lie; words and statements, however, can. Learning to calibrate increases your ability to know what a person is feeling. This becomes extremely potent when trying to eliminate confusion in communication and also to avoid getting deluded with words.
In Neuro-Linguistic Programming, State Calibration is just “indicators” of a person’s [...]

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Personality Types — Driver, Amiable, Analytical, Expressive

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on May 1, 2009 in Article Customs & Passport

Very Cool list of 4 Personality types on persuasion blog. This article covers the driver, which may be my personality most often. Although I can definitely relate to amiable, analytical and definitely expressive, too. I may be analytical; highly likely with a few expressive or driver traits. My brother James [...]

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NLP Calibration!

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Apr 6, 2009 in Article Customs & Passport, Relationships

Body language can never lie; words and statements, however, can. Learning to calibrate increases your ability to know what a person is feeling. This becomes extremely potent when trying to eliminate confusion in communication and also to avoid getting deluded with words.
State Calibration is just “indicators” of a person’s state. When the [...]

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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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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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