NLP -The Pizzawalk: Eliminating Hesitation with Nested Loops

Jamie Smart from Salad Ltd demonstrating nested loops & metaphors as he sets up a wild technique for eliminating hesitation, from
'The Secrets of Hypnosis DVD Set'. To get your copy visit https://salad.infusionsoft.com/go/SOHDVD/a133/

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[mechanismtrance]

aaaaah - i'm so into this video right here - is there more? part 2?? continue!!!!

[marshaldino]

arg! where's the rest of this video??

[mvasc]

What's the name of the book's author again?

[Dn1x]

This is really interesting i just cant seem to make it work granted i haven't actually gone out with this as a goal i try any time i get embarrassed or feel awkward in a social situation and i don't feel any better about it and have to change tactics to get any relief in the situation. I have a lot of social anxiety and im wondering if these could be keeping it from working properly for me or if its just cause i dont go into the situation prepared to do that.

[mark1983peace]

He's doing what all good NLP coaches should do. That is, influencing them to practice and to believe they can really master it and make their life better. Good lad Jamie

[cmacmuiris]

@gairabad probably the exchange rate! stop off in the bureau de change on your way to negative town

[granas4life]

yeah when he gestures downwards and out with his hands.

hehe realy nice ;)

[tibs243]

i am not just stupid but i have done this befor without even relising it!(went in to KFC and asked for a big mac) i can deffently see where the feeling comes from, even if i did feel like a twat at the time!!

[gairabad]

I tried this. Twice. I didn't feel like a million bucks.

[StepUpSpeakOut]

Pizzawalking changed my life. I thought Jamie was nuts when he first told me about it. Now I just do it for kicks.

[petanda312]

Thank you for saying you always think there is something you can do, it's comforting because it's so rare.

[radicalgarbage02]

love the way this guy talks. so much info in 6 minutes. feels like I just listened to this guy for at least a half hour.