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USING APG AS FILTERS AS YOU FACILITATE YOUR TRAINING

Examples of using APG patterns as filters for facilitation and training language. This archive preserves the available text with a note about its missing ending.

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I have always thought that APG is the essence of Neuro-Semantics. If so, then that means it contains almost all of the elements that are necessary for a human being to function correctly. If we think of the Coach as a Facilitator, as somebody who makes the learning and development process easier for others, then I have come to realize that part of the language that we use might be semantically loaded due to the APG patterns that we use.

To give you an idea of what I’m describing, here a few examples that I want to share with you. I write these to invite you, as trainers, to play with these ideas during your training sessions:

Ownership of my Power Zone

“The objective is for you to own this process that you are learning. On a scale from 0 to 5, how much are you experiencing ownership of this new process?”

“These reactions that you have been experiencing . . . how can you use them to take full advantage of the opportunities in the following hours?”

“How much do you experience these new processes as your own?”