UNLIMITED POWER BY ANTHONY ROBBINS
KEY POINTS
CHAPTER SEVEN-
The meaning of an experience is determined by the order of the signals provided to the brain. We'll use the word STRATEGY to describe the combinations of all the factors that create any result: kinds of internal representations, the necessary submodalities, and the required syntax. We have a strategy for producing just about anything in life: the feeling of love, attraction, motivation, decision, depression, whatever. A nice metaphor for the components and use of strategies is that of baking. If someone makes the greatest chocolate cake in the world, can you produce the same quality results? Of course you can, if you have that person's recipe. A recipe is nothing but a strategy, a specific plan of what resources to use and how and when to use them to produce a specific result. Even so-called "learning-disabled" kids are often "strategy-disabled." People who learn rapidly can master even the most complex tasks because they chunk information into small steps and then reassemble them into the original whole.
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