Showing posts with label macro modeling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label macro modeling. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Macro Modeling

MACRO MODELING
What is Macro Modeling?
Macro Modeling in NLP is modeling an entire skill, all at once.

Why Macro Modeling?
Macro Modeling allows us to grasp the entire skill set, all at once.

Macro Modeling in Practice
Because the skill we are modeling is likely complex, we must chunk down in some way to gain an understanding of the skill. As we are not chunking down the activities involved in the skill we have to chunk down in a different way. Other ways we can chunk down include:
• When and where does it take place?
• What are the BMIRs involved in the behavior?
• What strategies are being used?
• What beliefs and values are present?
• What meta programs are being used?
• What interactions with other people are present?
• What meta states are being used?

By exploring a number of these areas we can form a fuller model of the skill.

Shawn Carson
NLP Training in New York

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

NLP Master Practitioner Report

The weekend of June 1 and 2 we held the second weekend of our NLP Master Practitioner course, covering modeling and advanced eye accessing cues.

A complete example of the modeling process was conducted, utilizing macro and micro modeling, explicit and implicit modeling, strategies, logical levels, and perceptual positions.

The eye accessing patterns included advanced eye accessing alignment, and eye movement desensitization.

We also covered proxy BMIRs, and modeled through the dance SCORE model.

Shawn Carson