Recordings for Using The Michael Motivation Cards

Michael Motivation Cards, Using the Cards

Jun 162015

The following recordings were made at the East Coast Michael Gathering at 7 Oaks April 24th, 2015

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PART 1 – Introduction and Preserving Your Deck

PART 2 – Understanding Layers of Feedback

PART 3 – Using the Pocket Guide and Construction of the Deck

PART 4 – Energizing and Personalizing Your Deck

PART 5 – Deconstructing Meaning – Cues for Feedback

PART 6 – Dual Motivations Explained

PART 7 – The Visual Guide – Sets, Groups, Numbering, Attributes

PART 8 – Symbolism of the Card Back

PART 9 – Q & A and Exercise in Using 2-Card Spreads

PART 10 – Gauging your Emotional Reactions with the Zing-Clunk Meter

PART 11 – Understanding Positive and Negative Poles: Getting Meta about Fear

PART 12 – Readings: Having Conversations and Asking Better Questions

PART 13 – Using Layouts and Spreads and Closing Thoughts

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