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linceed87 Regular user 103 Posts 
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Hello mentalists i´ve always been interested in body language and nlp and I have never bouhgt a book because I don't know where to start, can someone please help me where to start on both, nlp and body language, and also where to finish, any experts around on those topics?
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qichi Regular user Los Angeles, CA 123 Posts
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Have always been into The Lorax myself, good stuff
Sleight of Mind by Harling & Nyrup is another good one. Kinda like a Cliffs Notes for showmanship in mentalism.
"There is no art: things are made for use." Antonin Artaud
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linceed87 Regular user 103 Posts
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Thank you qichi anyone else? please?
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sgrossberg Special user Southern California 739 Posts
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Take a look at:
Anthony Robbins' "Unlimited Power" "Neuro-linguistic Programming for Dummies" Additionally, do a Youtube search for NLP. Hope this helps. - Scott |
Magical Dimensions Inner circle 5001 Posts
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I have 8 Vhs Tapes on NLP. Give me a PM
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Andini Special user Columbus, OH 685 Posts
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On 2007-05-02 19:24, qichi wrote: As in Dr. Seuss? |
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Joshua Lozoff Inner circle Chapel Hill, NC 1332 Posts
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Cooler than NLP is the real kind of body reading that professionals use all the time. Check out Reading People, by the OJ jury consultant. I forgot her her name, but it should be easy to find on Amazon. Great stuff about reading people, and also about intuition. Tons of material for mentalism effects.
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nboisen Loyal user 289 Posts
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Are you ineterested in body language per se or in its application to magic?
If you are interested in practical applications, you may find original source materials on NLP too theoretical and business focused. You might check out materials on cold reading, which uses body language and much, much more to read people at a glacne. Here are some recommendations: - Full Facts Book of Cold Reading by Ian Rowlands - Completely Cold by Kenton Knepper - The Real Work of Cold Reading by Bob Cassidy - Red Hot Cold Readings by Herb Dewey - Body Language by Allan Pease |
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linceed87 Regular user 103 Posts
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I want to take de mentalism to the next level , graet stuff everyone, the thing is I want to become a body language and nlp expert I always wanted to but I didn't knew what it was called lol, I want to influence people to do things that they think is their decision, if we could do that as mentalists we would become not just another mentalist we could become great!
I know I need to study for a long time to become a derren brown but I have no problem with that I love to practice and study and I love reading or watching a dvd thankyou everyone if you have more tips where to start and finish keep posting best regards, mau |
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qichi Regular user Los Angeles, CA 123 Posts
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On 2007-05-02 23:09, Andini wrote: the one and only!
"There is no art: things are made for use." Antonin Artaud
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linceed87 Regular user 103 Posts
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Does anyone know about a book on nlp that isn,t directed so much to buisness?
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Tony Iacoviello Eternal Order 13151 Posts
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On 2007-05-02 23:18, Joshua Lozoff wrote: Jo-Ellan Dimitrius. I second this book (I really enjoyed it, so much so I have several copies, 1 at home and 1 at work). Tony |
Malchat Special user The Kingdom of Croiset and Wonder 885 Posts
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Paul Ekman's works on micro-expressions have been valuable to me. NLP-based books/courses... not so much.
“You are what you pretend to be.”
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bcohen New user 18 Posts
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Check out "Introducing NLP" by Joseph O'Connor and John Seymour.
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Joshua Quinn Inner circle with an outer triangle 2054 Posts
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On 2007-05-24 04:35, Malchat wrote: I've noticed he has quite a few books that, based on the titles, seem to cover similar ground. Which one(s) would you recommend (or did you do the CDs)?
Every problem contains the seeds of its own solution. Unfortunately every problem also contains the seeds of an infinite number of non-solutions, so that first part really isn't super helpful.
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teejay Inner circle Liverpool, UK 1831 Posts
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On 2007-05-25 19:01, Quinn wrote: In the books the best one is Unmasking the face The rest are repetitive Get it, it is good Don't know about the CD TJ |
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teejay Inner circle Liverpool, UK 1831 Posts
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On 2007-05-25 03:51, bcohen wrote: This is acknowledged as the best intro book to NLP You have to work at NLP but remember, it doesn't only help you to read your clients more effectively but it helps you to phrase your patter to them more more effectively NLP is a tremendous tool for reading. the better you are at NLP, the better you will be at giving readings (To NLPers: Isn't it a pity that Bandler or Dilts didn't do an NLP model of a top reader?) TJ |
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teejay Inner circle Liverpool, UK 1831 Posts
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On 2007-05-02 19:24, qichi wrote: I what way do you use the Lorax? Let us in on the secret, please :) TJ |
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Malchat Special user The Kingdom of Croiset and Wonder 885 Posts
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On 2007-05-25 19:01, Quinn wrote: I feel Telling Lies has the best summary of the theory behind behavorial clues; if you're already an attentive and natural people-watcher, you really don't need to absorb the mind-numbing details of the CDs (which are more about observation than interpretation.) Emotions Revealed also has interesting ideas you can play with. What I find refreshing about Ekman's work is that he never makes you forget how unreliable some of these techniques are, and that you are essentially playing the odds with educated guesses. This stands in sharp contrast to the ludicrous promises of... some other books/courses that you can study on the subject of body language.
“You are what you pretend to be.”
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Joshua Quinn Inner circle with an outer triangle 2054 Posts
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Malchat and teejay, thanks!
Every problem contains the seeds of its own solution. Unfortunately every problem also contains the seeds of an infinite number of non-solutions, so that first part really isn't super helpful.
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