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A PRINCIPLED WAY TO SHARE EXPERTISE

I am searching for “principles” to use when explaining how to model.

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I am searching for “principles” to use when explaining how to model. I want to distill them from my experience modeling with many disciplines. Some principles, I suspect, are out of my conscious awareness. My actions reflect my principles. How do I uncover these principles from these actions? I’ll describe an approach, one that you can use to share your expertise.

I turned to the Mind-to-Muscle pattern in Neuro-Semantics for help. This pattern takes principles you like and then embeds them within yourself. Then you can follow them with little thought. It is as if your muscles themselves know and act on the principles. It closes the knowing-doing gap. This pattern goes in the opposite direction from my needs since I want to close the doing- knowing gap. Yet, it provided a starting point.

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