After a pause, Williams again says, "It's not your fault."

After yet another pause, he again says, "It's not your fault."

By time scene is done, young man breaks down and cries. The counselor and patient hug. A transformation has occurred. It's a powerful moment in film. It's unforgettable.

And it's hypnotic.

Why?

Scene Two:

My girlfriend and I are having dinner. We had gone out to see a movie. Afterwards we drove through city night, top down on my new BMW Z3, as we held hands and breathed fresh, cool air. Now, at dinner, we are feeling deeply close.

At that moment by girlfriend leans over to me, looks me right in eye, and asks, "Do you know I love you?"

I quickly nod and smile. Yes, of course, I know she loves me.

She doesn't blink an eye. She again looks at me and says, "Do you know I love you?"

I laugh a little nervously. Yes, I know it, I reply.

She doesn't stop. She again says, "Do you know I love you?"

I'm silent this time. Now I'm *really* hearing her.

Suddenly my heart wells up with emotion. I feel an overwhelming amount of love in my chest. I look at my girlfriend and realize---truly GET---that she loves me. It's a moment I'll never forget.

It, too, was hypnotic.

Why?

I've discovered that one of most powerful tools of persuasion any hypnotic writer can have is simply this: Repetition.

Most affiliate programs will have a good selection of promotional tools for you to use when you sign up. Banners are usually one of tools that you are given. If you are trying to develop multiple income streams you probably are associated with a number of affiliate programs like we are. Some can be for products, some for services and some may be network marketing type programs. Plus as I mentioned earlier, you may also have your own products/services too.

No matter what type of program or product you are offering, one thing that you want to do is get exposure for them so you get sales or member sign ups. For purposes of this discussion let's say you are associated with eight such programs or products.

So here you have eight different banners you want to get prospects to click on to increase your income stream. What do you do? Do you place eight different banners on your web page? I wouldn't! First it doesn't look very professional to have a page cluttered up with eight to ten different banners. Secondly, it will probably make your page load very slowly and you will then create what I call "click aways", when someone is waiting for your page to load and it takes so long that they just click another link to another site.