Usually not having rapport means you will not get the result you are looking for with people. Unfortunately having rapport also does not guarantee results.
What is trance?
This is a question I am often asked and is article is about my personal ideas about it as well as a few thoughts on why this is useful.
Why Practice Doesn’t Always Make Perfect
If you have heard the phrase, “practice makes perfect” you might want to let it go and replace it with “Only Perfect Practice Makes Perfect”.
More Hypnotic Language Patterns
I thought I would give you another really simple NLP Language Pattern that is very flexible and easy to use but can be incredibly powerful.
Six Key Points You Need to Know About Rapport
I was reminded just recently about how deep and powerfully you can build rapport naturally. This is a really good demonstration of how you can pace and lead someone without them ever realising.
The Confident Hypnotist
I want to share with you a personal story about the impact Nathan’s new course, The Confident Hypnotist has had on me.
Dangerous Hypnotic Persuasion Patterns
Here is a review of two books containing some of the most dangerous patterns I have ever seen on the internet. One book is full of patterns so dark that I will not use or field test them.
How to Use Metaphor as a Persuasion Technique
Using Story Telling to Embed Commands The following story is an example of how you can use your persuasion skills in a very covert way. The example itself demonstrates how you can pre-teach a process. In this particular case we are pre-teaching a process to change someone’s mind set using their imagination.
Write a Bestseller in 12 Weeks or Less
The Publishing Academy is launching their new site today. As one of their expert authors I have contributed a considerable amount of material to the site.
Covert Hypnosis, 3 trance phrases and how to use them
Imagine the possibilities of being able to talk people quickly into trance. You might suddenly find yourself persuading people to your point of view automatically. If you were to find a simple way of doing this how much more persuasive would you be?