Re:Isomorphism in metaphors

Thank you.

It seems also that the tangents you describe in stories also help to make the story more relevant for the client. For example, with one story I tell, one of the tangents involves having the client recall the experience of how big and insurmountable their elementary school seemed as a child. I then compare how small it seems when they visit it from an adult's perspective. For those that have had that experience, I think it makes the primary story more "associable" and relevant.

Trent

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Re:Isomorphism in metaphors, by Steve Lankton, 04/01/04

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