Covert Hypnosis Objective

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Recently I’ve realized that many people even when they’ve been studying covert hypnosis for some time don’t know exactly what to do with such skills. At first it might seem obvious, but pretty soon many people learn them for the sake of learning and not using them.

Here, I’ll try to show you what the objective of covert hypnosis is, how and when to use the skills and how to very quickly become really good at it…

Covert hypnosis is a communication model. It’s a special kind of model… its objective is to predictably create change in people’s decisions, thoughts, emotions and behavior in a completely unconscious way. It combines specific language, tonality, body language, positioning and so on.

Now… how do you create change in an unconscious way? You get a person to accept your suggestions and act on them before or even without conscious awareness. For this you need two things:

1. You have to bypass the critical mind

2. You have to lead the person in a certain mindset that will create the desired change

I discuss specific techniques in the newsletter and in other articles. We also have a huge and ever growing base of specific techniques, discussions and so on in our Influence and persuasion forum, which if you’re not a member of and don’t already check regularly, I strongly suggest you start.

OK… when to use such skills? Everywhere and always! The more you actually use them, the sooner you’ll master them. It’s very useful to start practicing one or a few techniques at a time. For example, make it your intention that for the next week you’ll elicit specific emotions in people you talk to. Grab a set of techniques that allow you to do so and start doing it.

It’s important that you first are clear with exactly what emotion you want to elicit in each person before you do so. This will, over time, give you the ability to get people in exactly the emotional states you want them to be in at any moment.

Next week, you might want to add anchoring, for example. Now that you’ve become very good at eliciting emotions and it’s become more or less automatic, you can begin to anchor these states. Play with different anchors and try to get just the right timing and attitude to get them working really well.

Later, you might want to expand your skill set with more complex language patterns. Do that for two weeks and get them to work really well. Meanwhile keep using and integrating your previously acquired skills. Keep adding new techniques and continue practicing.

Pretty soon you’ll start using the skills unconsciously and integrate them in your personality. You’ll become a much more charismatic and persuasive communicator that gets what he or she wants in and from life and that is the main objective of learning the powerful skill of covert hypnosis...