NLP Practitioner Practice Day 14

Use Milton Model Pattern: Conversational Postulate
Do you feel like it’s time to ____?

Listen for Presuppositions: Possibility/Necessity
Tip-offs are modal operators

Sensory Acuity: Breathing rate
In peripheral-no staring

Add powerful state(s) toyour resource anchor
i.e., Confidence

Do you see the importance of controlling your temper?


SY:

Please give me an example of Milton Model Pattern: Conversational Postulate

ChatGPT:

Sure, here’s an example of the Milton Model pattern “Conversational Postulate”:

Statement: “Can you pass me the salt, please?”

Explanation:

The pattern “Conversational Postulate” involves using language that implies a question or request, without explicitly stating it.

In the example statement, the speaker uses the word “can” to imply a request for the listener to pass them the salt. By using language that implies a question or request, rather than stating it directly, the speaker may create a more polite and conversational tone, and may be more likely to get a positive response from the listener.

This pattern can be used to make requests or ask questions in a polite and non-threatening way, by using language that implies rather than states. It can also be used to encourage conversation and interaction, by using language that invites the listener to participate. However, it should be used with caution, as it can also be seen as indirect or manipulative if used inappropriately or excessively.

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