The Shocking Truth About Subliminal Persuasion

Sometime ago a book titled "Subliminal Persuasion" was published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.,. The book has been purchased, read, and shared by people around the country. However, I'm not one of them.

Now, you're probably wondering... "Why not?" You're possibly thinking that since I'm reported to be an expert in the area of influence, persuasion, NAC, NLP, I would've been one of the first to buy the book. One might ask me, "If I think I know it all," to which I would quickly, adamantly, and loudly respond...

Absolutely not!

The reason I didn't buy the book is I'm aware of how to easily and ethically employ subliminal persuasion techniques. In fact, if you have read this far, you have already experienced several of the techniques. What may be shocking to you is the fact that you have been using subliminal persuasion all your life!

As you continue reading this blog post, it will become increasingly apparent to you how true that fact has been and will continue to be for you. The question we might begin to contemplate is related to our degree of effectively utilizing our ability. But first - take a moment to consider the meaning of the word "subliminal": existing or operating below the threshold of consciouness; being or employing stimuli insufficiently intense to produce a discrete sensation but often being or designed to be intense enough to influence the mental processes or the behavior of the individual.

While you read the meaning, you undoubtedly noticed the part of the meaning I've printed in bold. Right? My request to you is pay particularly close attention to the words "mental processes or behavior." With that in mind, let's go over some examples that will reveal how you have been using subliminal persuasion.

Think of how you would respond to each of the following statements:

1. "You don't like me."
2. "It's bad to be inconsistent."
3. "You make me mad."
4. "She always yelling at me, she doesn't like me."
5. "If my husband knew how much I sacrifice, he wouldn't do that."
6. "She never listens to me."
7. "I can't tell her the truth."

How did you respond?

If you want to learn how to dramatically improve your subliminal persuasive ability, post your responses to the statements above as comments. In return, I will reveal the best way to respond to the statements so that you become more effective at influencing someone's mental processes or behaviors. Are you up to it?

With your success in mind,
Ron