From Wikipedia: Ultimately, Sleight of Mouth focuses on influence by challenging, and thus changing, beliefs. […] in Sleight of Mouth the concept of belief is built on a more specific set of definitions, as follows:
- Complex Equivalence: X=Y, or X is equivalent to Y
- Cause-Effect: X causes Y, X results in Y
In this episode, we define the sleight of mouth patterns, introduce our own classification, and show the first group of these patterns – the “logical” SOM.
- What are SOMs?
- Verbal Aiki – Flowing, harmonizing
- If meta-model is about getting information, SOM is utilizing and directionalizing it
- Our categorization of SOM
- Logical SOM
- Neurological SOM
- Alogical SOM
- History of SOM patterns
- Robert Dilts modeling and codifying Richard Bandler
- How do we use SOM in life
- The structure of humor
- The structure of transformation
- Personal relationships
- Logical SOM patterns
- Counterexample
- Paradox, or apply to self
[techtags: NLP, Language, Sleigh of Mouth]
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