Archive for February, 2009
What if the person notices you are using NLP?
by Khaos on Feb.08, 2009, under NLP
It doesn’t really matter, as long as you are congruent.
NLP still works even if the person knows NLP and knows you are using it.
Humans don’t have any natural defense that stops NLP from working on them. NLP was specific designed to go around human’s resistance and defenses.
When to use NLP
by Khaos on Feb.04, 2009, under NLP
NLP brings efficiency to interpersonal communication. You can get your ideas through a lot faster and more efficiently. You can rapidly and easily establish a connection with others. Increase communication effectiveness by developing your ability to see, hear, and respond to subtle cues given by others. You can build motivation in yourself and others. Access states of mind or emotion that will be the most useful to you in any given situation. Be more confident and creative in conversations, presentations, and relationships (business or personal). You can also program positive behaviors, self-confidence, and thoughts directly in to your future.
Use NLP anytime you want to attract, persuade or seduce faster.
Persuade everyone, every time… maybe not
by Khaos on Feb.03, 2009, under Filtering, Rapport
You can convince someone to do anything. You can also convince everyone to something. But I can’t believe that you can convince everyone to do anything.
But with enough time and planning you can convince nearly anyone to do nearly anything. However timing becomes a factor here.
That is part of filtering: You have to evaluate how much effort it will take to approach, build rapport, and then persuade someone. Some cases are easier than others and a good filtering process will help you find out what are the fruits hanging lower on the tree, and you go for those. Life is short, and we can’t waste time convincing everyone while all you need is find the one person that is already convinced.
Rapport for better relationships
by Khaos on Feb.01, 2009, under Rapport
The ability to create rapport is the ability to create a harmonious relationship based on mutual trust or emotional ties. It is the art of making someone feel comfortable and accepted. It is friendship and camaraderie; it is a special bond or kinship.
Nothing has more impact in your general happiness and satisfaction in life than the quality of the relationships you keep, and that quality is a direct result of correct filtering and strong rapport.
This is not about how to control, manipulate or force others to submit to your will. Systems that promise that type of adolescent fantasy just don’t work. Any method in which one person loses so another can win will not resist the test of time. Such theories go against the way we live, think and act, and don’t take into consideration what we have to offer.












