Quote from Roanoke:
To continue, if you are going to talk NLP surreptitiously, with your references to auditory, visual, and kinesthetic modes of thought, you had better bone up on the subject of "strategies", since to the best of my knowledge there are no purely A, V, or K approaches.
color=red]you read a little too quickly or something. I am discussing the mind and how the part of the body called the brain work. It is vey true that there are no A, V and K strategies. I am not and will not be talking about what you misread into what I posted. QED[/color]
You fall into the "All psychology is autobiography" trap of thinking that the way you do things is the only way, which is evident from the way you mentor.
I do not have one way. And there is a whole universe of ways, meaning trading ways, that this mind/body dicussion applies to. See if you can find one that it would not apply to. QED.
Exquisite flexibility is the soul of NLP. How you can achieve that nuance in a medium where you cannot see hear or touch your correspondent is beyond me. Worse, in this medium, you are probably reading correspondence in your own voice, fantasizing a visualization of the correspondent, and experiencing only your own kinesthetic reactions, as you cannot see how the correspondent is reacting physically, much less verify that by touch. You are looking in a mirror at your innermost self, not at the reality of the person you are addressing.
this is an erroneous extention of nothing we are chatting about here. QED.
