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EPISODE · Sep 11, 2025 · 36 MIN

It’s Not What You Said, It’s What They Heard (NLP Presuppositions pt. 1)

from Unfuck Your Mind · host Daniel Cox & Jamie Gourlie

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Unfuck Your Mind, we dive into four powerful NLP presuppositions that can completely shift the way you see communication and connection. We explore why communication is never just words, because we’re always sending signals visually, auditorily, and kinesthetically. We unpack why the true meaning of your communication is found in the response you get, and why people don’t react to reality itself but to their own internal “map” of reality. And finally, we look at the principle of requisite variety, the idea that the person with the most flexibility in a situation is the one who holds the real power to influence the outcome.This conversation will challenge the way you think, help you spot where miscommunication sneaks in, and give you tools to create more clarity, connection, and confidence in your daily life.As always, Keepin it Real,Jamie Lynn & Daniel

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Unfuck Your Mind, we dive into four powerful NLP presuppositions that can completely shift the way you see communication and connection. We explore why communication is never just words, because we’re always sending signals visually, auditorily, and kinesthetically. We unpack why the true meaning of your communication is found in the response you get, and why people don’t react to reality itself but to their own internal “map” of reality. And fi...

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