Remembering names

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Comment by Karl weg on February 18, 2010 at 12:57pm

Why not just tell her to. She knows how to get up. How to sell a knife if it is worthy to. So why not tell her -> Direct suggestion ,D

Comment by Lori Patnode on February 17, 2010 at 7:14am

Thank you so much for all your responses. Everyone has been very helpful. I meet my client tomorrow and feel very confident that I have the tools to help her.

Comment by James Malone on February 17, 2010 at 4:30am

Lori, a gentleman by the name of Harry Lorayne has published a number of great books on developing memory, he is considered by many to be the foremost expert on the topic. Jim

Comment by Kelley Woods on February 15, 2010 at 12:32pm

Depending on your client's learning style, advise her to use her learning modality to plant the name in her mind. For example, I'm a visual learner so I always think about how someone's name is spelled and if I'm not sure, I ask. I spell it in my mind and it seems to stick a bit better!

Kelley

Comment by Michael Ellner on February 15, 2010 at 11:44am

Give her the suggestion that she will be hypnotically motivated to start practicing the basics of remembering people's name and that she will be amazed how how rapidly and effectively these tips, tricks and techniques help her remember names:

1. Pay attention to the person that your are being introduce to.
2. Imagine the name of the person is tattooed on their foreheads
3. Repeat the names that they want to remember 3 times during their conversation:
Nice to meet you - Lori... Where do you practice hypnosis Lori - It's been fun chatting with you Lori
4. Associate their name with a famous personality with the same first name.

5. And if ever you forget some one's name - look them in the eyes, smile and say I know who you are and I forget your name?

Michael E.