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DTI	
  Guide	
  Sheet	
  for	
  Chapter	
  1:	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
Context	
  in	
  which	
  I	
  want	
  to	
  be	
  different:	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
Location	
  –	
  where	
  I	
  am:	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
The	
  date	
  and	
  time:	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
What	
  I	
  see	
  around	
  me:	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
Who	
  else	
  is	
  there:	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
What	
  is	
  happening	
  around	
  me:	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
What	
  I	
  am	
  doing:	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
How	
  I	
  am	
  feeling:	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
What	
  I	
  am	
  believing	
  about	
  myself:	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
What	
  I	
  am	
  believing	
  about	
  the	
  world	
  around	
  me:	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
What's	
  important	
  to	
  me:	
  
	
  
 
Notes:	
  	
  
	
  
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 2:
Where I want to be that’s different:
How I want to behave differently from before:
Additional skills and abilities I want to have:
How I want to be thinking differently:
How I want to feel differently:
What I want to believe about myself:
What I want to believe about the world:
What I want to be important to me:
Overall, how I want to be different from how I’ve been:
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 3:
I really want this change and am prepared to do what it takes to obtain it: Yes/No
Do you really want this change?
	
  
PART	
  2	
  	
  
	
  
Scene:
Object on the left of the scene:
Object on the right of the scene:
What is happening in the scene:
Impression of the original scene from the point of view of a “fly on the wall”:
Impression of the original scene from your perspective, looking out of your eyes:
Impression of the new scene from the point of view of a “fly on the wall”:
Impression of the new scene, with the desired changes, from your perspective,
looking out of your eyes:
Now ask yourself whether you really want to make these changes, in this context:
Yes/No
If the answer is no, go back to Chapter 2.
Now ask yourself whether you are prepared to do what it takes to make these
changes, in this context:
Yes/No
If the answer is no, go back to Chapter 2 and select a change to be made that will
take less effort or commitment on your part.
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 4:
The model I originally selected is:
The most important aspect of the change I want is:
The person who most embodies the key aspect of the change I want, or the positive
intention of my negative feeling, is:
Another person who most embodies a key aspect of the change I want, or the
positive intention of my negative feeling, is:
The model chosen by my unconscious mind is:
Traits of the model that are acceptable to my unconscious mind:
Traits of the model that are not acceptable to my unconscious mind:
The final model and traits I have selected are:
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 5:
My model is:
The opposite of my model is:
The key characteristic of my model (from Chapter 4) is:
The opposite of this characteristic is:
Someone who exemplifies this opposite characteristic is:
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 6:
Weakness in the model selected:
Opposite of this weakness:
Principal strength(s) of the model:
Counter model, embodying the opposite of the weakness, plus some of the strengths
of the model:
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 7
The main outcome I am seeking by doing the DTI with the model is:
Another person who has had great success in achieving this type of outcome is:
I have used the pendulum to check with my unconscious mind, and my unconscious
mind has agreed to DTI with this counter model:
Yes/No
Events in the life of the counter model that are similar to events in the life of the
model:
Actions taken by the counter model in these situations that differ from the actions of
the model:
Event Matrix of the counter model (complete after going through Chapters 9 and 10)
Scene title:
Behaviors observed:
Skills demonstrated:
Counter model’s attention:
Counter model’s feelings:
Counter model’s thoughts:
Counter model’s beliefs about him- or herself:
Counter model’s beliefs about the world around him or her:
Counter model’s values:
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 8:
Posture, gestures, facial expression, etc., of the model that caught my attention when
breathing with the model include:
Questions and answers from the dialogue with the model:
Question:
Answer:
Question:
Answer:
Question:
Answer:
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 9:
Available information about the model includes (check all that apply):
Access to the model in person
Video recordings of the model
Audio recordings of the model
Autobiography of the model
Other material written by the model
High-quality biography of the model – film
High-quality biography of the model – written
Other written material about the model
Events from the life of the model:
Formative event(s) from childhood:
Event relating to preparing for performance:
Performing at his or her best:
Dealing with failure:
Dealing with success:
Other events:
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 10 – Complete for each event selected in Chapter 10:
Scene title:
Behaviors observed:
Skills demonstrated:
Model’s attention:
Model’s feelings:
Model’s thoughts:
Model’s beliefs about him- or herself:
Models beliefs about the world around him or her:
Model’s values:
Other observations and learnings:
Complete this part of the guide sheet for each event from Chapter 9.
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 12:
Scene title:
Learnings and observations from the DTI in this scene:
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 13:
My model's key gesture is:
My model's way of sensing the world around him or her is:
What the model is paying attention to:
Sensory system(s) used (predominantly):
What sort of attention the model is using (focused or diffuse):
Order in which the model pays attention (what comes first, what comes second, what
comes next, etc.):
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 18:
Context in which I want to be different:
Visual cue that I see in that context:
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 19:
Original context for the DTI:
Contexts that are similar to the original context:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Contexts that differ in some important aspects from the original context:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Contexts that are significantly different but would still benefit from the skills of the
model:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 20:
The people affected by the DTI are:
Step 1: The image representing the DTI is:
Step 2: The image representing the people around me in the context of:
Step 3:
My left hand represents:
My right hand represents:
Step 4: The highest value of doing the DTI is:
Step 5: The highest value of the people around me is:
Step 6: The DTI helps these people by:
Step 7: These people can support me in the DTI by:
Step 8: The highest value that includes the values in both steps 4 and 5 is:
Step 9: I am expressing this highest value by:
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 21:
Limiting self-belief:
Image or movie associated with this self-belief:
Location of the image or movie of this self-belief:
Other qualities of the image or movie of this self-belief:
Old belief that is no longer true:
Location of the picture of this old belief:
Other qualities of the picture of this old belief:
[Move limiting belief into position of “used to be true” belief.]
New belief you would rather have about yourself:
Image or movie of this new belief:
Location of the certain-is-true (sunrise) picture:
Other qualities of the sunrise picture:
[Move empowering belief into position of “sunrise” picture.
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 22:
My highest purpose in doing the DTI is:
The image that represents my highest value in doing the DTI is:
The value of the model that appears to conflict with my values is:
The image that represents this value of the model is:
My value that appears to conflict with that value is:
The image that represents my value that clashes is:
My left hand represents:
My right hand represents:
The value of the model can help me achieve my highest value in doing the DTI by:
My own value—the one that clashes with the value of the model—can help me
achieve my highest value in doing the DTI by:
The value that fully supports my highest value in doing the DTI and includes both
the model's value and my own value that seemed to clash with this is:
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 23:
The “away-from” value that is blocking me is:
An event from my past in which this “away-from” value prevented me from taking
the actions I would have liked to take is:
An event from the life of the model in which the model displayed a similar “away-
from” value but “did it anyway” because of an even higher value is:
This higher value is:
DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 24:
DTI model:
Date of the original DTI:
Date of the update:
New event(s) for the Event Matrix (if any):
New context(s) from my own life to apply DTI:
 

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Dti companion sheets

  • 1. DTI  Guide  Sheet  for  Chapter  1:         Context  in  which  I  want  to  be  different:         Location  –  where  I  am:         The  date  and  time:         What  I  see  around  me:         Who  else  is  there:         What  is  happening  around  me:         What  I  am  doing:         How  I  am  feeling:         What  I  am  believing  about  myself:         What  I  am  believing  about  the  world  around  me:         What's  important  to  me:    
  • 3. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 2: Where I want to be that’s different: How I want to behave differently from before: Additional skills and abilities I want to have: How I want to be thinking differently: How I want to feel differently: What I want to believe about myself: What I want to believe about the world: What I want to be important to me: Overall, how I want to be different from how I’ve been:
  • 4. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 3: I really want this change and am prepared to do what it takes to obtain it: Yes/No Do you really want this change?   PART  2       Scene: Object on the left of the scene: Object on the right of the scene: What is happening in the scene: Impression of the original scene from the point of view of a “fly on the wall”: Impression of the original scene from your perspective, looking out of your eyes: Impression of the new scene from the point of view of a “fly on the wall”: Impression of the new scene, with the desired changes, from your perspective, looking out of your eyes: Now ask yourself whether you really want to make these changes, in this context: Yes/No
  • 5. If the answer is no, go back to Chapter 2. Now ask yourself whether you are prepared to do what it takes to make these changes, in this context: Yes/No If the answer is no, go back to Chapter 2 and select a change to be made that will take less effort or commitment on your part.
  • 6. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 4: The model I originally selected is: The most important aspect of the change I want is: The person who most embodies the key aspect of the change I want, or the positive intention of my negative feeling, is: Another person who most embodies a key aspect of the change I want, or the positive intention of my negative feeling, is: The model chosen by my unconscious mind is: Traits of the model that are acceptable to my unconscious mind: Traits of the model that are not acceptable to my unconscious mind: The final model and traits I have selected are:
  • 7. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 5: My model is: The opposite of my model is: The key characteristic of my model (from Chapter 4) is: The opposite of this characteristic is: Someone who exemplifies this opposite characteristic is:
  • 8. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 6: Weakness in the model selected: Opposite of this weakness: Principal strength(s) of the model: Counter model, embodying the opposite of the weakness, plus some of the strengths of the model:
  • 9. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 7 The main outcome I am seeking by doing the DTI with the model is: Another person who has had great success in achieving this type of outcome is: I have used the pendulum to check with my unconscious mind, and my unconscious mind has agreed to DTI with this counter model: Yes/No Events in the life of the counter model that are similar to events in the life of the model: Actions taken by the counter model in these situations that differ from the actions of the model: Event Matrix of the counter model (complete after going through Chapters 9 and 10) Scene title: Behaviors observed: Skills demonstrated: Counter model’s attention: Counter model’s feelings:
  • 10. Counter model’s thoughts: Counter model’s beliefs about him- or herself: Counter model’s beliefs about the world around him or her: Counter model’s values:
  • 11. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 8: Posture, gestures, facial expression, etc., of the model that caught my attention when breathing with the model include: Questions and answers from the dialogue with the model: Question: Answer: Question: Answer: Question: Answer:
  • 12. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 9: Available information about the model includes (check all that apply): Access to the model in person Video recordings of the model Audio recordings of the model Autobiography of the model Other material written by the model High-quality biography of the model – film High-quality biography of the model – written Other written material about the model Events from the life of the model: Formative event(s) from childhood: Event relating to preparing for performance: Performing at his or her best: Dealing with failure: Dealing with success: Other events:
  • 13. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 10 – Complete for each event selected in Chapter 10: Scene title: Behaviors observed: Skills demonstrated: Model’s attention: Model’s feelings: Model’s thoughts: Model’s beliefs about him- or herself: Models beliefs about the world around him or her: Model’s values: Other observations and learnings: Complete this part of the guide sheet for each event from Chapter 9.
  • 14. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 12: Scene title: Learnings and observations from the DTI in this scene:
  • 15. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 13: My model's key gesture is: My model's way of sensing the world around him or her is: What the model is paying attention to: Sensory system(s) used (predominantly): What sort of attention the model is using (focused or diffuse): Order in which the model pays attention (what comes first, what comes second, what comes next, etc.):
  • 16. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 18: Context in which I want to be different: Visual cue that I see in that context:
  • 17. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 19: Original context for the DTI: Contexts that are similar to the original context: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Contexts that differ in some important aspects from the original context: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Contexts that are significantly different but would still benefit from the skills of the model: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
  • 18. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 20: The people affected by the DTI are: Step 1: The image representing the DTI is: Step 2: The image representing the people around me in the context of: Step 3: My left hand represents: My right hand represents: Step 4: The highest value of doing the DTI is: Step 5: The highest value of the people around me is: Step 6: The DTI helps these people by: Step 7: These people can support me in the DTI by: Step 8: The highest value that includes the values in both steps 4 and 5 is: Step 9: I am expressing this highest value by:
  • 19. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 21: Limiting self-belief: Image or movie associated with this self-belief: Location of the image or movie of this self-belief: Other qualities of the image or movie of this self-belief: Old belief that is no longer true: Location of the picture of this old belief: Other qualities of the picture of this old belief: [Move limiting belief into position of “used to be true” belief.] New belief you would rather have about yourself: Image or movie of this new belief: Location of the certain-is-true (sunrise) picture: Other qualities of the sunrise picture:
  • 20. [Move empowering belief into position of “sunrise” picture.
  • 21. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 22: My highest purpose in doing the DTI is: The image that represents my highest value in doing the DTI is: The value of the model that appears to conflict with my values is: The image that represents this value of the model is: My value that appears to conflict with that value is: The image that represents my value that clashes is: My left hand represents: My right hand represents: The value of the model can help me achieve my highest value in doing the DTI by: My own value—the one that clashes with the value of the model—can help me achieve my highest value in doing the DTI by: The value that fully supports my highest value in doing the DTI and includes both the model's value and my own value that seemed to clash with this is:
  • 22. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 23: The “away-from” value that is blocking me is: An event from my past in which this “away-from” value prevented me from taking the actions I would have liked to take is: An event from the life of the model in which the model displayed a similar “away- from” value but “did it anyway” because of an even higher value is: This higher value is:
  • 23. DTI Guide Sheet for Chapter 24: DTI model: Date of the original DTI: Date of the update: New event(s) for the Event Matrix (if any): New context(s) from my own life to apply DTI:
  • 24.