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18June2014
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It has always been my dream

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June 18, 2014

n this scene, you can see elements of traditional sales talking and advanced sales. For example, Popper carefully looks at the surroundings to talk about subjects of interest to the client, sailing and free time.
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Main Theme: sales

Can also be used for:
  • future pacing
  • handling objections
  • multi-sensory
  • negotiation
  • neuro linguistic programming
  • nlp
  • objections
  • objectives
  • pacing
  • persuasion
  • sales
  • sensory channels
  • vak
18June2014
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I guess you’re all wondering why we are here

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June 18, 2014

From one of the classics used in training, this scene is particularly interesting because of its use of “persuasive language”. It is also known with the expression: “milton model”, rather than “artfully rendered vague”.
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Main Theme: milton model

Can also be used for:
  • cancellation
  • communication
  • distortion
  • effective communication
  • generalizations
  • language
  • milton model
  • neuro linguistic programming
  • nlp
  • persuasion
  • preconceptions
2July2014
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When reality and imagination get mixed up

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July 2, 2014

This is another scene from the “great classics” used for training. In truth, the whole film of “Patch Adams” is full of patterns, methods and reflections that are useful for showing how to help/motivate others to reach their objectives.
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Main Theme: pacing and guidance

Can also be used for:
  • beliefs
  • guidance
  • managing objections
  • neuro linguistic programming
  • nlp
  • objections
  • pacing
  • pacing and guidance
  • persuasion
  • reframing
  • restructuring
9July2014
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I didn’t see it but I heard it

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July 9, 2014

Each of us attributes a meaning to what happens via our senses. One of these, used more than the others, for Roy is hearing, and for him it is more important than his visual channel and his kinesthetic one.
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Main Theme: sensory channels

Can also be used for:
  • communication
  • effective communication
  • hearing
  • multi-sensory
  • neuro linguistic programming
  • nlp
  • sensory channels
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