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In NLP, 'the meaning of a communication is the response that you get' - not what you think you said, but how the other person actually responds.

In NLP, 'the meaning of a communication is the response that you get'—not what you think you said, but how the other person actually responds. This principle places full responsibility on the communicator for the receiver's understanding and action.

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In NLP, 'the meaning of a communication is the response that you get'—not what you think you said, but how the other person actually responds. This principle places full responsibility on the communicator for the receiver's understanding and action.

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    NLP: Meaning Is the Response You Get, Not What You Said

    In NLP, 'the meaning of a communication is the response that you get' - not what you think you said, but how the other person actually responds.

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