Archive for the 'Persuasion Skills Examples' Category

How Would You Use a Belief Destroyer Pattern?

Thursday, June 30th, 2011

The Power of Hypnotic Language Patterns – The Belief Destroyer
This article will give you a specific process for destroying and installing new beliefs. Below you will see how I used this pattern on a friend of mine to help her with some issues in her life but the pattern has a lot of great uses. For example would […]

How to use Dark Side Persuasion Techniques

Sunday, June 26th, 2011

Applications of the Dark Side of NLP and Persuasion
I have recently received several emails asking about how they could use the Dark Side Patterns. Kenrick Cleveland the creator of the Dark Side persuasion courses has agreed to re-release one of my favourite patterns from Dark Side 1 for free so you can understand how easy […]

How to Use Beliefs to Subvert Thinking

Thursday, June 23rd, 2011

Tales from the Dark Side - Subverting Thinking using Beliefs
This article is about getting inside someone’s head and using their beliefs for or against them. This article isn’t for the faint hearted and contains a strategy I used to increase paranoia amongst other things.
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Protection from the Opposite Sex Flinging Themselves at You

Saturday, June 18th, 2011

Instant Rapport using NLP Persuasion Techniques
On Wednesday in less than thirty minutes I managed to accidently cause a young woman to become hopelessly infatuated with me to the point where she would not leave me alone. Here is the story of how that happened and how you can protect yourself from having the same […]

Two Powerful Demonstrations of Hypnotic Persuasion Metaphors

Thursday, June 2nd, 2011

How to Use Metaphors to Hide Powerful Hypnotic Persuasion Patterns
Over the last few days I’ve received a few emails asking about how to use metaphors. This article will demonstrate some incredibly powerful hypnotic persuasion techniques and how you can use them.
Why Use Metaphors for Hypnotic Persuasion?
I love metaphors because they are the most covert of […]