Comparisons Exercise - This exercise will require a willing partner.
Possible components to change in a comparison:
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(1 votes, average: 5 out of 5)Sleight of Mouth: Reversing Presuppositions - Today, when someone states a limiting belief, use the following Sleight of Mouth pattern and notice if their experience of the limiting belief shifts. Be sure to maintain rapport as you deliver the pattern.
Purpose: This is a particularly useful Sleight of Mouth category since you can utilize it with most beliefs. The general formula below gives you an “all-purpose” way to apply this method - even when you don’t know the answer yourself.
Reversing Presuppositions:
“How [does/will/can/might/could/would] A actually [cause/equal/mean] more [opposite of 'B']?”
Or
“How [does/will/can/might/could/would] [opposite of 'A'] actually [cause/equal/mean] more ‘B’?”
Example: “In what way, now that you think about it, will the fact that you have personal flaws and you know it, actually support your own personal development than if you had no personal flaws at all?”




(1 votes, average: 5 out of 5)Sleight of Mouth: Apply to Self - Today, when someone states a limiting belief, use the following Sleight of Mouth pattern and notice if their experience of the limiting belief shifts. Be sure to maintain rapport as you deliver the pattern.
Key Question: How can the criteria in the belief be used against the belief?
Purpose: Utilize criteria within belief to blow it out.
Three Components Generally Required:
To utilize “away-from” criteria:
To utilize “toward” criteria:
To utilize situations in which their having the belief contradicts the belief.




(1 votes, average: 5 out of 5)Day of Integration - Today keep in mind the NLP presupposition, People always make the best choice available to them at the time. How can language patterns affect the choices you make?




(1 votes, average: 3 out of 5)Self Tasking - How can you challenge yourself today to grow in the area of language patterns?
Recap:
Day 43: Sleight of Mouth: Switch Referential Index
Day 44: Sleight of Mouth: Redefine
Day 45: Sleight of Mouth: Change Frame
Day 46: Sleight of Mouth: Criteria Utilization
Day 47: Sleight of Mouth: Meta




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