NLP - Sliding Anchors

Learn to anchor peoples emotional repsonses to objects (such as condiments) and make these states stronger or deminish as you please.

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• NLP
• Sliding
• Anchors
• Anchoring
• Influence
• Persuasion
• Visual
• Flirting

[Photogenic01]

Hey Tom. I've been watching your stuff for quite some time and have enjoyed learning your techniques. Keep up the good work.

[Photogenic01]

Anchors can last forever depending on how strong the initial emotional reponse was and how precisely you can replicate the anchor. Take phobias as an example, when you see a spider you get terrified, the spider is a visual anchor that provokes the negative response.

Examples from Wikipedia

en.wikipedia*org/wiki/Anchorin­g_(NLP)

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[dannyhere4u]

I would ask her why are you playing with these sugar packets; stop fidgeting.

[TomVizzini]

I would be careful who you used it on. It will generate extreme attraction.

Tom

[frostyuk2007]

@jrfarris87 Probably intentionally obvious for training purposes, there wouldn't be much point in this video if she'd made it difficult. Also while she setting the sugar up as an anchor she only gently taps the sugar while he is focused on her face and is answering the questions so even if he consciously picks up the tapping out of the corner of his eye, his mind is still focused on his experience so the anchor will still take no matter how obvious she was. Our unconscious is always watching. :)

[frostyuk2007]

@lrmphotos Kim asks him if he's ever been in that state first, then when he's thinking about it she taps the sugar. Watch it again, you'll notice that Kim taps her finger on the sugar every time he's answers a positive questions. She then replies 'really' to everything he says, at this point he is unconsciously saying yes back to her, doing otherwise would be disagreeing with himself. So, really..... yes (tap finger again and link agreement to the anchor, she's very good)

[lrmphotos]

How does she put him into the state in the first place? thanks, Lee

[jrfarris87]

She is WAYYY too obvious with the anchor, but he doesn't realize it so I guess it worked...but I love the technique... and her ability to elicit the different states was awesome. This is a great video.

[sickness2823]

@dannyhere4u

good one :D

[charlesrydec]

they're all so old and creepy, look at that 70 year old in the background...

[kidjosiah]

I would've fractionated some more. I liked how she shifts tonality at 7:13 and does the "Now, with me" + self point at 7:18. She used his trance words (warmth, playful, alive, etc.). TAKE INSIDE..lol..is that supposed to be sexual innuendo??

One question though, I thought sliding anchors were supposed to be done in their peripheral vision? It appears Kim is sliding the sugar packet in front of them.

[ViLeDeth]

@Gregorypeckory You are a loser. I wonder how is it that you know so much about being a loser and know so little about being adequate and intelligent? "You don't know shit, you're better off a loser when you become so ignorant to the people around you especially when you're trying to be self righteous" - my friend said this once to someone who in particular could only imagine himself displaying stupidity and devolved consciousness. Anyways its just that you seem like you're stupid and maybe more

[twentington]

what I want to know is this: what would it do to the guy if she poured that sugar into her drink and finished it?

anchor collapsing?

[johntkucz]

question for using anchors (not sliding ones). what's the best way to request permission to "borrow someone's knuckle" so to speak. I would like to set some anchors but dont' want the person to be like "stop touching my shoulder/knuckle/whatever_phys­ical_anchorspot".