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When Body Language Goes Bad

Posted by on Feb 27, 2015 in NLP, Sales | 0 comments

How do we know when body language goes bad? In NLP, the meaning of our communication is the response we get. Kind of obvious that something went wrong here. Whether presenting an Oscar or winning sales, we are always communicating something with our body language. It’s a critical part of communication to have the sensory acuity to sense when we are in someone else’s personal space. When the space is violated, the response is clear…the other person may stiffen or express discomfort with micro expressions.  Most body language...

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The Curious Presentation

Posted by on Feb 15, 2015 in Coaching, NLP, Real Estate, Sales | 0 comments

YES, curiosity is important when doing a presentation to buyers or sellers. You can automatically test the level of interest in whatever you are presenting based on whether you are getting the sensory feedback and behavior indicating that your client may be curious. They will lean forward a little and their eyes will be tracking what you are presenting to them. What I’m going to ask is more related to self curiosity. How curious are you about THEM? Because the only thing we can really control in a client situation is our own state and...

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My Favorite Books and Resources for NLP

Posted by on Jan 31, 2015 in Coaching, NLP | 0 comments

I recently watched a fantastic video on called ” How do you learn Faster” and my favorite quote from author Brendon Burchard is ” Learning doesn’t happen someday, it has to happen consistently.” Some of my favorite books and resources for NLP ( Neuro-Linguistic Programming) are listed below. NLP for Dummies is my “dog-eared-go-to-guide.” It’s written in an easy to understand style without all of the highly technical language of the therapy/pscyhology field. Available in book format, and on...

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The Other Side of Behaving Badly…

Posted by on Jan 24, 2015 in Featured, NLP, Sales | 0 comments

The Other Side of Behaving Badly…

Behaving badly doesn’t always mean  what we think it does. Have you ever heard this voice? “I don’t REALLY have to get up at 5 AM. I could work out tomorrow instead. It wouldn’t hurt to skip one day, would it?” “ I can just skip lead generation today. I can catch up tomorrow.” Where is that voice coming from? With the best of plans, intentions and New Year’s resolutions, this voice is not helping! Or is it? One of the most interesting things from an NLP perspective to observe is how this voice is actually INTENT ON HELPING YOU...

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Why NLP is a perfect match for Real Estate Agents

Posted by on Jan 7, 2015 in NLP, Real Estate, Sales, Uncategorized | 2 comments

Why NLP is a perfect match for Real Estate Agents

The answer is simple…communication=sales. Many agents live on the hamster wheel  by trying harder and harder and going faster and faster! Contacting more and more people! And sadly, never really connecting  because they have not taken the time to master advanced communication skills. With so many tools competing for our attention, the ONE most basic and critical to our success so often gets overlooked..communication. How we say it. How to build rapport. Being a good listener. Bringing meaning to people’s lives. Slow down, breathe,...

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20 Ways to carve out an extra hour of productive time!

Posted by on Aug 27, 2014 in Coaching, Real Estate, Sales, Time Management, Uncategorized | 0 comments

20 Ways to carve out an extra hour of productive time! Put a sign on your door that says DO NOT DISTURB and indicate the times (critical) Be proactive and intentional about phone calls. . Let others know when you will be available and ask them when they are available for phone calls.  Wake up an hour earlier Stop driving so much. Combine errands. Work from home more. Take lunch to the office instead of driving somewhere.  Go to bed one hour later Take a short power nap Shop on the internet Listen to books on tape in the car Have all phone...

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Business Planning with Walt Disney

Posted by on Dec 8, 2013 in Featured, NLP, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Business Planning with Walt Disney

“All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them” – Walt Disney As we move forward in business planning for next year, one way to gain new perspective is to “model” someone  with a genius success strategy . NLP master Robert Dilts studied Walt Disney’s planning strategy through the lens of NLP to uncover the fundamental process of all genius: the ability to take something that exists only in VISIONARY REALITY and solidify it into PHYSICAL REALITY to fulfill Life Intentions. The Disney...

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Grow your Sales with “Yes Sets”

Posted by on Nov 10, 2013 in Coaching, NLP, Sales, Word Power | 0 comments

Grow your Sales with “Yes Sets”

Would you like to learn a skill that will grow your business? Was that a YES I heard? I just ask a question that did not require a lot of thought or analysis and the answer was easy for anyone committed to expanding and growing their sales business. “Yes Sets” are questions are small sweet steps leading the client to move forward with less resistance. In NLP we call it an agreement frame. Example: Client: I want to wait until Spring to list my house. Salesperson: You want to wait till Spring, I can appreciate that, wouldn’t...

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The Footwork of Body Language (subtitle: “feet don’t fail me now!”)

Posted by on Oct 26, 2013 in Featured, Sales, Uncategorized | 0 comments

The Footwork of Body Language (subtitle: “feet don’t fail me now!”)

You played it so well today on the client appointment …except for a couple of actors who didn’t make the rehearsal…YOUR FEET. They didn’t practice and though it seemed like a small thing, they covertly spoke volumes about what you were REALLY thinking with their stance, their toes, and their direction. Your torso faced the client, you made eye contact, but those darn feet were aimed right at the door. Uh oh, the curtain came down and trust was broken! We are ALWAYS communicating, whether we believe it or not. Clients...

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Fall NLP Classes 2013

Posted by on Oct 4, 2013 in Classes, Coaching, NLP | 0 comments

Fall NLP Classes 2013

    FALL CLASSES STARTING! Have you ever heard the term NLP and wondered what it was about? NLP 1 is an introductory class that will provide a greater understanding of this powerful tool. Three classes for $99. Oct 28, 30, and Nov 1 at noon EST. The classes are held over the phone and geared toward salespeople. Lesson 1: Astounding Body Language Insights - Understand hand gestures, stance, body zones, mirroring and matching for rapport building. Lesson 2: Conversation Shift Language Patterns - Effective tools for instantly changing...

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