Welcome back to our podcast series on Milton Language patterns. Today, we're diving into the fascinating world of Deletions and how they can impact your brain and your communication skills.

Great communicators know how to use Deletions to their advantage. They know that sometimes, leaving out certain information can actually make their message more powerful. We'll explore how this works and give you some tips on how to use Deletions to make your own communication more impactful.

But that's not all! We'll also dive into the concept of Transderivational Searches and how they relate to Deletions. Trust me, it's not as complicated as it sounds - and understanding this concept can be a game-changer in your communication skills.

Last but not least, we'll introduce you to Nominalisations - these are like the secret weapon of great communicators. They're powerful words that can transform the way you think and communicate. We'll give you examples of how to use Nominalisations in your everyday life and show you how they can help you achieve your goals.

So, if you're ready to take your communication skills to the next level, join us for this episode. It's going to be a blast, and you'll come out the other side with some seriously impressive skills. Let's do this!

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In this podcast, host John Cassidy-Rice explores the power of cause-and-effect language patterns and how they can transform beliefs and create success in life.

He explains how cause and effect form the foundation of belief and how understanding this language pattern can help listeners connect information and create new beliefs.

John gives examples of cause-and-effect language patterns in different contexts, including with young children, teenagers, managers, teachers, and students. He also introduces the concept of complex equivalents and invites listeners to experiment with creating their own cause-and-effect patterns.

Through playing with language and having fun with it, John believes listeners can become more successful in life.

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Welcome to the second session in Milton's language!

In this week’s episode, we will explore maps.

Today, we will delve further into the idea that human beings create maps of the world through language, and explore the two major language patterns within Neuro-Linguistic Programming - the Milton Model and the Meta-Model.

The Milton model is about being artfully vague, whereas the Meta-model is about being precise with language.

Through language, we can create maps that are clear, easy to navigate, accurate and up-to-date, relevant, appropriate for its intended use, and provide context and orientation.

The language we use in NLP is powerful in changing people’s thinking and helps them to operate from a map that is useful for their lives and goals.

We also discuss the importance of prioritising clarity and simplicity over geographic accuracy, just like Harry Beck did in 1931 when he created the London Underground map. Join us as we explore this metaphor of maps and learn how to create brand new maps that can revolutionise the world around you.

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