Can You Hypnotize in Print?

A long time ago I signed up for a newsletter and got shock of my life. I was delivered a form of wide awake hypnosis called "pattern interruption". And it was all performed in print.

Here's a free download on "pattern interruption" that'll blow your mind, and vastly improve your understanding of why it works as a covert hypnotic inducer.

http://www.SeducingTheBuyer.com/Pattern/pattern-interruption.pdf

From uneventful press of a "click here" for newsletter, to annoyance of having to "get up and get credit card" (not for newsletter mind you but for a product being offered by newsletter publisher), I was virtually on automatic pilot!

Can you really realize importance of this? I was wide awake! And...

Wouldn't you know it? The publisher is one of today's top Internet copy writers for advertising and owner of a company based entirely on hypnotic writing. By way, I did buy material. And it was extremely educational. I'm still learning; but boy do YOU have a lot of catching up to do!

Believe me; when you have discovered secrets of conversational hypnosis that I'm going to show you, (a subset of Neuro-linguistic Programming), you will have personally advanced onto a higher level of this playing field called influence.

And new view you'll find up here is so much clearer. You'll see.

Resources: Learn more about Conversational Hypnosis http://www.SeducingTheBuyer.com/Apply/conversational-hypnosis.htm

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· We need to be encouraged to stay on path of perfection. The motivation does not come naturally.

· We also need to focus on abilities, not on our inabilities.

· The self-evaluation that comes with trying to be better than others brings with it fear of making mistakes.

· Anticipating dangers of making mistakes makes us error-prone.

· Too many relationships are mistake-centered.

· Too many relationships are based on fault-finding.

· Realize your limits and don't try to correct or change too many things at once.

· Develop your personal strengths and worth.

· Complete circle: Mutual respect begins by valuing yourself.

· Pursue your ambitions, but avoid giving or receiving fierce competition, discouragement, unrealistically high standards, and overambitious.

· Set your course while remembering that you're a normal, average, imperfect human being.

Remember: When you maximize your potential, everyone wins. When you don't, we all lose.

© MMIV, Etienne A. Gibbs, MSW