Dynamic Deep Dive Thinking | L Michael Hall PhD

DYNAMIC DEEP DIVE THINKING
L Michael Hall, PhD
Our last ISNS Wisdom (April 13) began defining and explaining what it means to make a deep dive in Neuro-Semantics (or Meta-Coaching). We explored how to use The Meta Place as a model of the mind so you can enter into a person's mental models of the mind, conscious and unconscious, to understand the meaning frames that govern one's sense of reality. The deep dive starts with learning or memorizing 7 basic structures of the mind. When you know those, then you can start to listen for them and detect them in everyday conversations.
Now you can being the exciting adventure of entering into the mind of an experience to discover how it is structured. That's the magic. When you can do that, you can recognize what's going on and what to do to upgrade the experience or transform it. How exciting is that? We say in NLP and Neuro-Semantics that "every experience has a structure." And if there is a structure to how you create and experience deciding, getting motivated, being inspired, depressing, anxietying, procrastinating, creating wealth, being resilient and a thousand other experiences- then you can take charge and cultivate the experiences that you want!
The next ISNS Wisdom (May 4) will continue this journey into the center of the mind. The title is Dynamic Deep Dive Thinking. This is the next step. We will take this next step into recognizing the dynamic nature of mind as it thinks ... and constructs your experiences.
All of this goes far, far beyond where NLP takes you. NLP allows for a light dive, with NLP you can dive into representations and possibly strategy steps and some beliefs. But that's about it. With the models of Neuro-Semantics, especially The Meta Place, Thinking for Humans, and Meta-States-you can now do a deep dive, a dynamically deep dive.

[@ronaldcella6939]

I am likeING this!I am likeING this...MUCH!!!May the PROCESS be heard and Utilized!!! ONWARDING

[@optimummind101]

Always good listening to Michael. Note how he can take a complex idea and make it easily understood. What a great skill! Thanks Michael