Milton Model Flashcards
“I know you’re wondering. . .”
is an example of…
Mind reading
“I know you’re wondering. . .”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“I know you came here for a purpose.”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“I know how you like that.”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“I know that you’re learning a lot here today.”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“I know that tomorrow you will learn even more than today.”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“I know that when you leave this training, you will be much wiser.”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“I know you all studied very hard before you came here.”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“We know you don’t care.”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“I knew you were thinking that.”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“I’m sure you’re aware”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“You probably are aware. . . .”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“You probably also know…”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“I bet you’re upset about that.”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“I realize you already know…”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“I can tell you’re happy.”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“I can tell how you feel. . . .”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“I can tell you’ve had a trying day.”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“I can see you believe…”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“I see that you know…”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“You are enjoying the sound of Tad’s voice as he speaks to you.”
is an example of
Mind Reading
“If I help you, then you’ll learn this.”
are examples of
Cause and Effect
Embedded Commands
“As you* sit there*, then you can feel…”
Cause and Effect
Embedded Commands
“Don’t X , unless you want to Y .”
are examples of
Cause and Effect
Embedded Commands
