You can influence sameness thinking by relating your ideas to what other people already know. For example, you can say, “This juicer is the same as the favourite juicer you have at home, only it’s more portable and affordable.” Or you can say, “Our services give you peace of mind …
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Of course, we want you to be healthy. But did you know it’s possible to be too healthy? Too Healthy? How can one be too healthy? Surely, if healthy is good and very healthy is very good then too healthy is … … not the right thing for your body …
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Ideally, you can influence the visual sense of other people by showing them certain things. However, you can evoke the same response by communicating visual words to them. That’s the essence of NLP – using language to program the way we or others think. For example, when you’re trying to …
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You have to convince others in a way that makes sense. This means that what you show them, what you tell them, and how you act, should all match up. You won’t convince anyone if you say something but your actions speak otherwise. No one will believe you if you …
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If you were to look up NLP in a Google search you’d probably find that people generally fall into 2 camps. Well, maybe 3 but the third camp (the one I’m in) is probably very small, so mostly 2 camps: 1) a bunch of people who love NLP; a lot …
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Do you use a lot of social media apps such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google+? Do you know who has access to your profiles/data via these platforms? Can you remember who you granted permission to? A new free web resource called “mypermissions.org” gives you access to the various appropriate …
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