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Chapter 8
  • The
  • “World”
  • Matrix
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Figure 8:1
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Description – “World” Matrix
  • The “World” Matrix refers to the “external world” – all that is “outside” you.
  • Your “internal” world is your “mental map” and your “external” world is your “territory.”
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The way we Map our World –
  • Is a product of how we view our sense of –
    • Self
    • Others
    • Power and Resourcefulness
  • If one views oneself as competent, resourceful, strong, respectful, etc., one will have little problem navigating the world.
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Intentions/ Outcomes
  • I will not be found without resources to survive.
  • People are out to get me. I will live my life always on guard.
  • I do not want people to see me in my weakness or they will take advantage of me.
  • Life is out of control. I will never again get out of control. ®
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Intentions/ Outcomes
  • I will not do anything that will draw attention to me.
  • I will avoid speaking situations that will attract attention to me.
  • I will try to be successful by avoiding all opportunities to speak.
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Conclusions Drawn –
  • I should be doing better.
  • I got to do something.
  • I got to get it done.
  • “The whole issue revolves around ‘caring how I talk.’”
  • I won’t succeed.
  • I am out of control. I got to get control.
  • I’ve got to keep my guard up.
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Ego-Strength 1
  • “Ego-strength” in psychology refers to our “cognitive” strength.
  • A person with a healthy “ego strength” has the ability to effectively adjust to, and respond to, whatever reality the world gives them.
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Ego-Strength 2
  • A person who has a healthy ego-strength faces the world as it is without flinching.
  • This person knows that he/she has the needed resources to meet the challenges that comes.
  • A weak ego-strength person will be highly threatened by real or perceived threats.
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Patterns for Re-Defining Our “World”
  • New Behavior Generator
  • Distinguishing Between the “Map” and the “Territory”
  • The “Mind-to-Muscle” Pattern
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The New Behavior Generator
  • Identify a part or function the person needs.
  • Access and anchor the components that make up this part.
  • Create a movie scenario within the imagination.
  • Ecological check.
  • Satisfy all objections.
  • Experience the movie.
  • Program it into their unconscious.
  • Test and future pace.
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The Map Is “Not” the Territory
Those who change –
  • Recognize the value of creating a map that accurately, as far as symbolically possible, maps the present moment.
  • Recognize that their map is not the territory and will eliminate the problem of cause-effect in their lives.
  • Recognize that the words and images inside their heads are not “real” in the sense that they are absolute and unchangeable.
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Figure 8:2
A Case Study
Mind-to-Muscle
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Mind-to-Muscle Pattern
  • Identify a principle to incorporate.
  • Describe the principle as a belief.
  • Reformat the belief as a decision.
  • Rephrase the belief and decision as an emotional state or experience.
  • Turn the emotions into actions.
  • Step into the action and let the higher levels of your mind spiral.
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Summary Steps Mind-to-Muscle
  • “I understand…”
  • “I believe…”
  • “From this day forward I will…”
  • “I feel and experience…”
  • “The one thing that I will do today as an expression of this understanding, concept, belief, decision and state is….”
  • Step into your higher understandings and bring it back down through numbers 2 to 5. Repeat this looping to install.