Archive for the 'Accelerated Learning' Category

Using Hypnotic Persuasion Skills for Healing

Tuesday, August 16th, 2011

Using NLP Persuasion Skills on Yourself
On page 51 of the Persuasion Skills Back Book I suggest a way on increasing your self-esteem by using hypnotic language patterns to persuade yourself to think more highly of yourself. A natural extension of the process would be to talk yourself into healing any physical or psychological problem that you might face. This […]

The Secret to Learning NLP Persuasion Skills

Thursday, April 28th, 2011

The Most Powerful NLP Persuasion Technique Laid Bare
I have had several interesting response to last week’s article where we discussed the power of pre-frames. So much so that in this article I am going to give you a range of examples of how powerful this technique can be.
But first here is one of the emails […]

The Secret to Making Hypnotic Language Patterns Work for You

Wednesday, September 29th, 2010

NLP Language Patterns, How to Learn Them and Make Them Work
This article is about a few examples of basic language patterns and how you can become a real master very quickly.
Reframing Getting Caught
Here is an email I was sent recently from Jack:
Name: Jack
To: Rintu
Sent: Fri 24/09/2010 11:09

I have just started your book (The Persuasion […]

Accelerated Learning and NLP Language Patterns

Wednesday, September 22nd, 2010

Key Distinctions in Learning Hypnotic Language Patterns
There are a lot of people that are talking about how I managed to make learning hypnotic language patterns easy. This article is about some key accelerated learning approach I introduced in to The Persuasion Skills Black Book that you can use to accelerate your learning in any situation.
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Accelerated Learning Tips for Social Confidence

Thursday, August 12th, 2010

NLP Training to Gain Social Confidence
This article is actually about accelerated learning and how you can apply certain key principles to any context to develop your skills faster than traditional learning methods. I am using the context of social confidence to illustrate the techniques as this is an area where these key distinctions are obvious. […]