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

The NLP principle that communication's meaning equals the response it produces shifts full responsibility to the communicator. You cannot claim you 'said it clearly' if the other person didn't receive it as intended — the only measure that matters is how they actually responded.

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The NLP principle that communication's meaning equals the response it produces shifts full responsibility to the communicator. You cannot claim you 'said it clearly' if the other person didn't receive it as intended — the only measure that matters is how they actually responded.

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    NLP Principle: Your Message Is the Response You Get

    In neuro-linguistic programming, '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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