NLP Phrases How to use language for Persuasion and Influence Michael Bernoff

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[bernoff]

Yes it will assist in any situation.

[bernoff]

Its Never Usually The Money. Its How Much Value You Can Create.  If the Value and Desire is high enough then people will usually find the money.

[bloodwolfjackel]

yes...grab those balls..

[TheLiberator55]

This guy is full of shit.

[AnabolicMutant]

In a Court setting, i guess you'd say out of the blue "Maybe you are right! Let's see if we can find a way to prove you are right, shall we?"..

This would smash it in the UK Family Courts when posed to an SS (Social Services) officer!!

I think this would work due to the fact that the secret Family Courts rely upon hearsay from "professionals" as "professional evidence"!!

[Ihatemyusernamemore]

@ARBuilder1776 Sales men get hit on by hot promo girls from the same event they're working at

[KoreanDancingFool]

Sexual Nlp :p

[MindAuthority]

No "maybe" about it, you're right - this is a great language pattern!

[MyMagicDust]

"my left, your RIGHT" I like it :P

[Lisica2008]

Bad logic (and a waste of the viewer's time) when he says that the difference between "the man chased the dog" and "the dog chased the man" is somehow analogous to "maybe you're right." The dog examples show how syntax (word order) is important in English in order to precisely convey an idea. "Maybe you're right" is not a sytactical issue.

[pedroosimoes]

hands that talk ahahh