The AMAZING power of presuppositions This is another article in a series on linguistic presuppositions, those powerful language patterns that can easily give you the persuasive power of a Jedi Knight. Today’s pattern is stressed sentences, or stressed words within a sentence. Although they can be used in written form, with boldface type, they are [...]
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What’s amazing is how powerful these patterns are This is another article in a series on how you can use linguistic presuppositions to easily and naturally persuade others to your way of thinking. Linguistic presuppositions are sentences that on a logical level are very hard to argue with. When you combine several of them together, [...]
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It is your desire to improve that makes you so successful This is an article in a series on linguistic presuppositions. These powerful patterns can dramatically increase your capacity for covert, conversational persuasion, as they are structured to deliver ideas to your listener or reader that will bypass their conscious “critic” and go straight into [...]
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After You Read This, You’ll Understand This is an article in the series on linguistic presuppositions. Linguistic presuppositions are powerful language patterns that can dramatically increase your ability to persuade others. Today’s lesson is on the subordinate clause of time pattern. A subordinate clause is when one idea in a sentence is linked to, or [...]
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Each One Of These Has Many Benefits This article is fourth in a series on linguistic presuppositions. Linguistic presuppositions are language patterns that cause your listener or reader to presuppose certain things are true in order to make sense of the sentence. They can be of great help to persuaders, salespeople, and anybody else who [...]
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Leading Experts Agree This article is part three in a series on using presuppositions to covert persuasion and influence. Presuppositions are one of the most powerful yet least known about methods of influence. They work by constructing a sentence that pre supposes certain things (of your choice) to be true, things that your listener or [...]
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You Know What They Say This is a continuation of the series on presuppositions, and how you can use them to powerfully enhance all of your persuasive efforts to mindboggingly amazing levels of influence. Today’s pattern is another one in the “simple presupposition” group. Names and pronouns. Similar to the noun pattern, (as names are [...]
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Imaginary Things – All Around You This is the second article in a series on how to use linguistic presuppositions to easily, powerfully, and covertly persuade others. There are 28 specific linguistic presuppositions, as identified in “The Structure of Magic,” by Bandler and Grinder. The presuppositions are separated into two groups, simple, and complex. The [...]
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