An NLP Technique For Building Rapport and Influence

[HellerVali]

U're smoking hot...:P

[GeckoStreetMagic]

Thx for the tipps.

Greetz

Gecko

[lorenzzi]

Its fucking easy to generate rapport when you are a hot redhead.

[TheBrucero]

too much talking,

[stanielly2]

I love you. :D

[Katrinavanoudheusden]

Always enlightening to hear from you. Thank you for being a great leader in online marketing. ~

[packleader1215]

like the personality types

[radiatr99]

@djsuperstar717 NLP still makes use body language

[dexmoire]

Redheads are adorable.

[aknipe106]

@dexmoire Red heads are either really hot, or REALLY not.

[gabes80]

Wow. Great video. Tell me you're Jewish and single too?

[bookingselect]

Excellent :) It s called NLP if I'm not wrong...

[GideonShalwick]

Hey Katie

Which is better? If people copy you with their body language? Or if you copy their body language?

Gideon Shalwick

[radiatr99]

@GideonShalwick You want to ideally meet them halfway. Create some rapport but also do break rapports on purpose after a while. Your calibration gets better with trial and error. It's called Pacing and leading. You want to mirror their bodylanguage first. Then they are more susceptible to your suggestions based on the fact that you are "the same".

So mirror, then lead.

[909vargas]

cool subject katie, thanks for video:)

[PsionicX1]

I am familiar with nlp concepts and the idea of matching and mirroring. I myself take a different approach to acheiving rapport: I simply make the decision to be in rapport. Its a subconscious method I use to simply "know" what is required for a specific result, in this case influence and persuasion. I simply command my subconscious mind to give me what I need for any specific situation. It knows precisely whats I need to say or do to achieve the results I want. Works great for me.