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THE ART OF BEING SUCCINCT

In my last post on Trainer’s Reflections I described training with a translator, and one factor about sequential translating is that you immediately have just lost half of your time for translating.

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In my last post on Trainer’s Reflections I described training with a translator, and one factor about sequential translating is that you immediately have just lost half of your time for translating. Now, if you have three days to train APG, you actually have to cover all of that material in 1 ½ days! If there is ever a context in which you have to get to the point, and learn to be incredibly succinct, this is it! So this is one way to learn the art of succinctness.

By the way, several wrote after my last post and asked, “So what did you cut out from APG?” And the answer is, “Nothing. I covered all 14 patterns of Meta-States so that those who were there got to experience all of the patterns as prerequisites for personal genius and for learning the 14 patterns for Coaching Genius.”

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