How to program your mind

How to program your mind

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Milton Language part four: Transderivational Searches, and Nominalisations Can Change Your Life

Welcome back to our podcast series on Milton Language patterns. Today, we're diving into the fascinating world of Deletions and how they can impact your brain and your communication skills. Great communicators know how to use Deletions to their advantage. They know that sometimes ...  Show more

Milton Language Part Three: Cause-and-Effect

In this podcast, host John Cassidy-Rice explores the power of cause-and-effect language patterns and how they can transform beliefs and create success in life. He explains how cause and effect form the foundation of belief and how understanding this language pattern can help list ...  Show more

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