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Cause
and
Effect
Think
of
putting
together
a
jigsaw
puzzle.
The
edges
of
the
puzzle
are
shown
by
Modal
Operators.
The
structure
is
shown
through
Cause
and
Effect.
The
structure
of
what
you
might
ask.
Well,
the
structure
of
whatever
you
are
talking
about
with
the
person.
The
way
they
structure
their
beliefs.
The
way
they
structure
who
they
are
as
a
person.
Hmmm,
starting
to
get
ideas
running
around
in
your
head?
If
the
belief
or
structure
is
not
supportive
of
what
you
want,
you
can
direct
their
attention
in
ways
that
allow
them
to
change.
And
we
have
similar
ways
of
doing
it
as
we
did
with
Modal
Operators…
namely,
going
back
and
using
the
other
meta
model
patterns.
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Example:
The
truth
hurts.
(Truth
causes
pain.0
• Mind
Reading:
How
do
you
know
truth
causes
pain?
• Lost
Performative:
Who
says
it
truth
hurts?
• Universal
Quantitifier:
Does
truth
always
hurt?
• Modal
Operator:
Can
truth
ever
feel
good?
o Can’t
truth
set
someone
free?
And
of
course,
we
have
ALL
the
patterns
of
reframing,
as
teach
in
Magical
Objection
Mastery
that
are
specifically
designed
to
deal
with
Cause
and
Effect.
Practice
Sentences:
In
the
sentences
below,
if
the
cause
and
effect
is
not
clearly
written,
you
write
it
more
clearly
so
you
can
better
see
what
you
are
working
with.
In
addition
to
the
sentences
I’m
giving
you
below,
write
out
your
3
biggest
objections
in
the
form
of
Cause
and
Effect
and
practice
with
them
too.
1. The
more
confused
I
am
the
more
upset
I
get.
2. Rushing
into
things
creates
problems.
3. Love
causes
desire.
4. Discipline
or
pain
–
which
do
you
want?
(hint:
X
=
Y)
5. If
I
save
enough
money,
I
will
get
ahead.
6. I’m
not
working.
Life
sucks.
7. I’m
afraid
what
might
happen
to
me
financially
if
I
don’t
turn
things
around
quickly.
8. The
more
I
spend
the
further
in
debt
I
become.
9. If
I
make
my
own
decisions,
I
don’t
have
to
pay
commissions.
10. As
I
listen
to
what
you
say,
I
can’t
help
recalling
a
time
in
my
life
when
this
didn’t
work.
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