If you make a few small changes to your CV / Resume you will find that it pulls more interviews. Here are some of the key things you can do to make your CV / Resume more responsive. And with a little generalising most of this will work for any document.
The Three Components to Learning Any Skill
There are three elements to learning new skills. This article shows you how you need to have all three to become fluent with any new skill.
Conflict Resolution with NLP Techniques, Fruit and a Smile
The last few articles we have been leading up to this point. In this article you will learn the mechanics to simply get people to respond and follow your lead. You will see my great friend Marcus Oakey demonstrate frame control with complete strangers armed only with a smile and a banana.
How to Turn Your Future Boss into a Mind Controlled Zombie
This article is about frame control and pattern interrupts. It demonstrates the power of these powerful NLP Techniques through an example where I dropped an interviewer in to trance and shovelled loads of post hypnotic suggestions to employ me in to his head.
Frames, A Key NLP Persuasion Tool for Stealing Bacon Rolls
This article is about how you can covertly install new behaviour with people. It continues from yesterday’s article about how you can use NLP to steal bacon rolls. You need to read that article first to make sense of this one. Here is a link to the article about NLP and Bacon.
Making a CV or Resume Hypnotically Persuasive
This article will focus on CVs / Resumes as a demonstration of how you can use simple ideas to make documents more persuasive and compelling.
Using Hypnotic Language as a Filter
In this eight minute video you will discover how you can use your language to filter the images in everyone’s head. This is probably the most influential thing about hypnotic language, if you truly get your head around this one concept you will become an incredibly skilful covert hypnotic persuader. It is an easy concept to learn but it is … Read More
Hypnotic Language Patterns for Pacing
This short article is about a hypnotic language pattern sent in by a reader of this blog. Not only is it a great pattern in it’s own right but it also gives me an opportunity to demonstrate how you can unpack patterns to use in different contexts.
The Structure of a Pattern Interrupt
The last article about pattern interrupts provoked some questions. So much so I thought I would explain the structure of the technique and explain why it worked in a few cases and not all of them. In case you missed it, you can see the previous article on Pattern Interrupts here:
The Power of Pattern Interrupts
This is an article about using confusion to generate an instant trance to make people suggestible.