| When I heard about it, I thought it sounded a bit odd, then, I tried it, and saw it work incredibly well. I learned it from the Hypnotic Master, Igor Ledochowski. I learned a few other techniques by the persuasion master, Kenrick Cleveland, and I've now begun utilizing them for maximum draw.
It works, depending on your environment, 50 to 80% of the time (I've stopped women cold on the street, with these simple techniques), and makes opening the person up easy to the point that they want to talk to you. Imagine what it will be like when they feel as if you're a long lost friend who seems so familiar.
Any of these three steps can be used seperately to great success. Used together, you enter almost any person's world as their oldest friend.
This first technique has allowed me to skip lines in every club I've gone to, just by doing it to the Bouncer at the door.
The Hypnotic Flash--Please, Keep Your Clothes On--I want you to think back to when you see someone you recognize and like, and what happens to your face, that initial moment. Your eyebrows raise ever so slightly and your head jerks a bit upward in that person's direction and just for a moment, followed by a smile. Try it, you don't need to follow through, you don't need to do anything else. See people's reactions when you raise your eyebrows at them and smile. Start with cashiers at registers, waitresses at restaurants, and just watch their faces. Once you get good at it, waiting in line becomes a thing of the past.
The Unconscious Hello. This was created by David Dobson, or perfected by him, either way, it's a simple enough technique. Everyone has their way of introducing themselves to someone, how they greet and recognize people, how they say hello. We rarely do it differently, except for the amount of closeness. This is simply the technique of feeding back their hello to them. For pick-up, this functions better in clubs, where you can watch a guy approach a woman and fail, but see how she reacts at that initial hello. However, when you get really skilled at mirroring, you can begin to mirror her hello as you continue your own (though, this involves saying a few words.
The State Smile (no, not what the President puts on when he's taking criticizing questions). Smile and the world will smile back at you is what they say. Well, that's true, especially if you're thinking of someone, family, friends, a former lover, and you put those emotions behind that smile, you're in that state. Think what it would be like to meet someone you've always admired, and they've sat right beside you and said hello. That smile, when directed at someone, draws them in.
Now combined, you have the deadliest instant rapport system out there. You've watched the person greet a few people, you flash your eyebrows, you mimic their hello, and put your state smile on, and that person will want to be your new friend.
You see a woman sitting in a cafe, flash your eyebrows when you go to sit down, and watch her watch you, offer up her greating (her attempt to recognize you), and use your state smile, and watch how quickly she'll want to talk to you.
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