Building Rapport is not an Answer

Monday, January 25th, 2010

Building Rapport is a Gateway not a Result
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.
Being Mates Does Not Mean You Get Results
Several times in my careers I have seen people get into serious problems by focusing on rapport […]

Frying the Brains of Managers using NLP

Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

Using NLP to manage your boss
In the last two post we discussed via an experiment with Steve how to use a string of logic to get a result. In this post we will look at how Steve took that same idea and used it to manage his boss.
The Situation
Steve is an exceptionally good salesman working […]

Installing Outrageous Beliefs Using NLP Language Patterns

Tuesday, November 10th, 2009

Hypnotic Persuasion Skills in Action
In the last post I discussed the set up for an idea to install some odd beliefs into Steve, my test subject. In this post I will detail specifically what I did, how it worked and how I managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
Setting the scene
I had information […]

Use NLP Persuasive Techniques to Install Beliefs and Behaviours

Thursday, November 5th, 2009

This article is a deconstruction of how I managed to install a clearly ridiculous belief into a guy in less than half an hour. Whilst this was a unique situation by reading through this post you will be able to make links to how you could use this process to install more appropriate patterns and […]

NLP Persuasion Skills Field Report Dealing with Failure

Tuesday, October 27th, 2009

Failing even with Hypnotic Persuasion Skills
Over the last few blog posts I have described my curry persuasion skills adventures in Blackpool. Here is the story in full and afterwards a brief analysis of how I set my self up for failure and also got unexpected results. Remember the process I used to develop rapport in […]