Comments on: Day Eight – When NLP Doesn’t Work

By: Embedded Commands - Page 2

Embedded Commands - Page 2 — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 21:22:56 +0000

[...] over there in various videos than embedded commands work badly in print. Most directly here… NLP Copywriting Blog Archive Day Eight – When NLP Doesn’t Work This pretty much smacked me in the face with something I’ve done completely wrong. Logically, I [...]

By: Jim Wyck

Jim Wyck — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 00:08:22 +0000

Dear Harlan…

I admit that YOU ARE RIGHT!**

Complete and abject submission
on my part, with only 1 tiny little caveat**
(which I will put in the PS)

and also 1 question for you.

Q… why then, are the most visual writers
of popular fiction the best-selling writers?
For example Stephen King, John Grisham, Dan Brown)

Submissively,
Jim

** PS… you are 100% right ==> FOR YOU!

By: Giti

Giti — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 05:33:37 +0000

Do you mean that any one who is a reader (audio learner)should not try to do the representation system?

and if my question is correct,why?

By: Dr. Kilstein

Dr. Kilstein — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 05:10:15 +0000

Jim, how can someone so brilliant as you
fail to recognize when I am right?

How many years have we had this debate?

Waiting for your concession speech.

Not that it will change your mind, but I
discussed this with Dobby and he told me
reading was audio because of sub-vocalization.

You can build a visual picture but the processing
is auditory.

You can do this with someone who is blind. One
of the first cases I worked on was with a blind
person who used visual imagery.

So just admit you’re wrong and send a check.

To my blog reader, Jim Van Wyck is a master
NLP teacher and trainer and we’ve been discussing
this for years.

He just needs to admit I’m right.

Giti, I’d love to help. Can you tell me what’s
troubling you and what you did not understand?

Thank you.

Harlan

By: Giti

Giti — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 04:58:12 +0000

i have [s]tarted this series and I love it. It is something new to me , but right on time, as i need some personal improvements in my life. I have follow all your sessions well understood, but this one, I [am] not clear about . Could you clarify please.

thanks,
Giti

By: Jim Wyck

Jim Wyck — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 18:31:54 +0000

Ah Harlan,

This series is EXCELLENT!

And yet,
for the very first time,
I do not totally agree
with what you say on this video.

You claim that an extraordinarily
high percentage of readers are sub-vocalizing.
This is true!

But then you make the claim
that visuals … visual imagery,
visual suggestions, “painting a picture”
are not effective in written communications.

My dear friend,
you have overstated your case,
and understated, and underestimated
the power of the written word
to stimulate images in the mind of the reader.

The best writers
and the best copywriters
do indeed “paint a picture”
in the minds of their readers.

And because I am very familiar
with your work, I include you,
even though you may not be as conscious
in your picture-painting as some others.

In conclusion:
this is the most useful set
of free NLP videos I have ever seen!

Keep up the good work!

Jim