One of the fundamental mistakes people make when trying out hypnotic writing is to assume that something you SAY works the same as something you WRITE.
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!I was pleasantly surprised to see the results of James Brausch’s testing on bullets versus paragraphs.
There are several ways to format embedded commands.
On a hard copy print, you have total control over how it turns out. Online, sometimes things render differently in their browser (like in Harlan’s golf letter).
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I noticed another blog post commenting that non-NLP trained readers are oblivious to obvious uses of NLP so there’s no worry about being too obvious.
Sunday, February 10, 2008
There’s a lot of NLP that you can’t use in writing.
You’d think that would be obvious since much of NLP is dependent on sensory input you get from the person you’re working with/on. Even so, I still see more than a few examples of people writing things that only work in person.