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		<title>By: NLP Accessing Cues: How You Can Read People&#039;s Minds (But Not In The Way You Think)</title>
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		<dc:creator>NLP Accessing Cues: How You Can Read People&#039;s Minds (But Not In The Way You Think)</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] themselves;  In and of themselves, these behaviors might have no meaning whatsoever. But by calibrating, you can uncover what mental processes are associated with any or all of them for a particular [...]</description>
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		<title>By: NLP Calibration! &#124; Validate Your Life : Productivity &#38; Minimalism, Executive Coaching, NLP Sherlock, and Geekoid Tech</title>
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		<description>[...] Some EXCELLENT Links on Callibrationhttp://www.howtomasternlp.com/2008/05/26/forget-mind-reading-calibrate-instead/ [...]</description>
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		<title>By: john kooz</title>
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		<dc:creator>john kooz</dc:creator>
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		<description>HEy, great blog!! SEtting anchors involves Eliciting the state, Calibrating it, setting the anchor, testing anchor, and future pacing the anchor.  I had felt hazy on the calibration component of the 5 step process but hearing your lucid explanation opened up a doorway of clarity after shutting the doorway of confusion and obfuscation regarding calibration.  Thanks for helping to paint a sharper picture of how calibration is just \&quot;indicators\&quot; of a person\&#039;s state.  When the red light is on on the oven, it emans it\&#039;s heating up.  When a person has brow furrowed, right eye squinted and hunched and you ask them what they feel, and they say perplexed, ANY time you see them with \&quot;brow furrowed, right eye squinted and hunched, you know they\&#039;re\&quot; you\&#039;ve calibrated that state to knowing that it means \&quot;perplexed\&quot;. Therefore the \&quot;brow furrowed, right eye squinted and hunched\&quot; state is like the red light on the oven; both serve as indicators for what\&#039;s going on \&quot;inside\&quot;.  A green light on the oven could mean, \&quot;cleaning mode\&quot;, just as someone who\&#039;s in a state where there breathing is steady, chest out, and smiling, and you ask them what they feel they\&#039;ll say \&quot;happy\&quot; you\&#039;ve calibrated that \&quot;breathing is steady, chest out, and smiling\&quot; to mean happy for THEM.  \&quot;breathing is steady, chest out, and smiling\&quot; does not mean happy for every person just that specific person.  To continue the analogy to now an absurd level of metaphor (LOL!) everyone\&#039;s \&quot;oven\&quot; is built different with different indicator lights.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>HEy, great blog!! SEtting anchors involves Eliciting the state, Calibrating it, setting the anchor, testing anchor, and future pacing the anchor.  I had felt hazy on the calibration component of the 5 step process but hearing your lucid explanation opened up a doorway of clarity after shutting the doorway of confusion and obfuscation regarding calibration.  Thanks for helping to paint a sharper picture of how calibration is just \&quot;indicators\&quot; of a person\&#8217;s state.  When the red light is on on the oven, it emans it\&#8217;s heating up.  When a person has brow furrowed, right eye squinted and hunched and you ask them what they feel, and they say perplexed, ANY time you see them with \&quot;brow furrowed, right eye squinted and hunched, you know they\&#8217;re\&quot; you\&#8217;ve calibrated that state to knowing that it means \&quot;perplexed\&quot;. Therefore the \&quot;brow furrowed, right eye squinted and hunched\&quot; state is like the red light on the oven; both serve as indicators for what\&#8217;s going on \&quot;inside\&quot;.  A green light on the oven could mean, \&quot;cleaning mode\&quot;, just as someone who\&#8217;s in a state where there breathing is steady, chest out, and smiling, and you ask them what they feel they\&#8217;ll say \&quot;happy\&quot; you\&#8217;ve calibrated that \&quot;breathing is steady, chest out, and smiling\&quot; to mean happy for THEM.  \&quot;breathing is steady, chest out, and smiling\&quot; does not mean happy for every person just that specific person.  To continue the analogy to now an absurd level of metaphor (LOL!) everyone\&#8217;s \&quot;oven\&quot; is built different with different indicator lights.</p>
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