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Talking Slow vs. Talking Fast - insights
Hi Folks, greetings to everyone.
I'd like to hear from people whats been their experience in using a fast
paced talking style vs. a slow paced talking style, during work with clients.
Today I had 2 clients were right from the get go i just fast paced my
talking, and 30sec to 2 minutes afterwards they were totally melted, flaccid, gone!
I also asked them during my first round of fractionation, what did they
feel during the beginning ... answer: "I don't know. I don't remember
at all."
Usually I have a slower pace, great tonality and accentuation, however I
don't get that level of flacidness and melting so quickly like I saw
today.
Would love to hear all your ideas and experiences regarding fast paced
talking vs. slow paced talking
Is it possible to achieve a greater degree of trance (hypnotic state)
using fast paced talking?
Thanks in advance for your response
Best,
Miguel
I'd like to hear from people whats been their experience in using a fast
paced talking style vs. a slow paced talking style, during work with clients.
Today I had 2 clients were right from the get go i just fast paced my
talking, and 30sec to 2 minutes afterwards they were totally melted, flaccid, gone!
I also asked them during my first round of fractionation, what did they
feel during the beginning ... answer: "I don't know. I don't remember
at all."
Usually I have a slower pace, great tonality and accentuation, however I
don't get that level of flacidness and melting so quickly like I saw
today.
Would love to hear all your ideas and experiences regarding fast paced
talking vs. slow paced talking
Is it possible to achieve a greater degree of trance (hypnotic state)
using fast paced talking?
Thanks in advance for your response
Best,
Miguel
Replies to This Discussion
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Permalink Reply by Aline Hoffman on -
Fast talking helps to create confusion, and confusion tends to shut down the conscious mind. Have fun!
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Permalink Reply by James Hazlerig - HypnosisAustin on -
A lot of hypnotists use a slow, measured tone, but Jon Cerbone talks a mile a minute. I think his words go by so fast that the critical faculty doesn't have a chance to stop them. If you think about the expression "fast talk," meaning an attempt to slip past a person's defenses, it makes sense, huh?
Find the approach that works best for you and your individual client.
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Permalink Reply by docregal.com on -
Variety is the spice of hypnosis! I suggest experimenting with long pauses, short pauses, rapid fire, slow motion, long drawn out words and so forth. Watch how each participant reacts and adjust accordingly. There is no right or wrong approach, since just about everything works as long as you are comfortable with your methods and maintain rapport.
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Permalink Reply by Antoine Pruyssers on -
I've had people go into trance, just by looking into their eyes and using some ambiguous moves and touching of the forehead and shoulder area.
See your whole body as a communicative apparatus!
The impact of an induction is dependent upon 3 things:
1)The preferences of the recipient
2)The preferences of the hypnotist
3)The amount of rapport between both
These tree are inner-related.
Fast pace and slow pase, are both a part of your hypnotic-"toolbox", as are many other "tools".
To say one is better, than the other is like saying your left eye is better than your right index finger.
It all depends on what the situation asks for.
And with that a word-up to the replies above.
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Permalink Reply by Miguel Landrup on -
Friends, thank you so much for your great replies!
Today I have several more clients I will EXPERIMENT loads with what you've offered.
I really appreciate all your words.
Thank you!
Miguel
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