NLP Language, Milton and Meta Model

[@51ringside3]

This is the one of the greatest clips on KZbin ever….The hand gestures, voice inflections, body language , you get it all! And that purple sweater. Highly entertaining and informative

[@JasperAlkmaar]

Awesome man. Thanks for this. I have to prepare a 30 minute training about the Milton Model for my international certified NLP-Trainer.

[@1234redgreen]

great example - I liked the cause effect meaning - follows Dilts belief statement layout- also getting people to finish the phrases inside their head was great-you can also see each marked out spatially- giving one many ideas on how to anchor and use- great stuff thanks

[@congruent-thoughts8781]

Perfect and valuable examples Michael. Thank you for sharing.

[@sunnypetawriter9624]

Brushing up on language patterns after being out of the game for a while.. lovely to see you again Michael. Peta aka Sunny Heskell.

[@iamnotthemessiahnowfocuson7469]

Excellent presentation never understood the Milton or meta patterns when I first watched this years ago 2010…thought what the hell is it.. I don’t get it…now I spot every one and the way you demonstrate this is seamless…

[@cakdian]

Permit to download this video. Thank You

[@cr4zyd4n666]

This is great stuff

[@gjmiuo]

I like the way he calls Milton model distortions

[@1234redgreen]

instead of disassociating from " that's a good thing", I would step into it, if it was a bad thing I would go around it? Just a thought

[@iamnotthemessiahnowfocuson7469]

That’s right..they always say that…don’t they..it’s as if…you go inside the imagination where you make pictures and movies don’t you…it’s just as if you focused your awareness…on how good it feels to relax…very good relax…that’s right…..

[@taylud]

As a Master Trainer, he should know that a lost performative is a generalisation in the meta model, not a distortion, and that furhtermore, 'That's a good thing' is a deletion, as he says before he changes his mind, as it is an unspecified referential.

[@uncle_rizzo1017]

Bandler categorizes lost performative as a distortion. "Guide to trance-formations", Richard Bandler, 2010 edition, pg 313

[@iamnotthemessiahnowfocuson7469]

What if he was actually doing it on purpose…? to make sure he still has compliance from the group…to me I seen this as great demonstration in the patterns…pattern interrupt…

[@Rattattattatt]

Hahaha, comment made 4 years ago. Sheesh.

[@peacock427]

try harder, bro ? !