Advanced Negotiation Methodology

August 30th, 2009 Filed under: Uncategorized — Negotiation Author

Of all skills that one might utilize in everyday life, none is more pivotal in social interaction than the ability to negotiate. Indeed, whether the object of any given persons’ pursuits is to gain employment, court a lover, obtain a contract, close a deal or make a sale, they must effectively develop and execute a successful means of parlay.

Taking the above into account, it is worth noting that in order to negotiate successfully, one must focus less on the object of their goals and more on the bargaining agent to whom they must appeal, in order to achieve a goal. This agent represents a ubiquitous and generic obstacle existent to every situation where the principles illustrated here are employed. In other words, there is always a gatekeeper, which blocks the path to the ends we seek.

How is it then that one overcomes this blockade that ever presents the possibility of denial? This is easily achieved via covert methods of manipulation similar to hypnosis. There is a widely believed misconception that in order for a person to be hypnotized they must provide explicit consent and be induced into a state of trance. The first assumption is partially true however, any willing participation in negotiations is equivalent to permission for subconscious influence to be exerted. The second assumption does not take into account that the trance state is merely a heightened state of focus and that undivided focus can be invoked by other means.

Neural Linguistic Programming is based on concepts that enable one to summon the focus of a participant, while at the same time swaying their decision making process significantly. As self serving as the information here in may appear, there exist the irony that in that one must present themselves as being totally attentive and selfless, in order use the techniques to maximum effectiveness.

By the previous it is meant that one must elicit information from the person who they are negotiating with, while at the same maintaining the subjects undivided attention. In fact, this reciprocal use of attention must take absolute importance, beyond even whatever material result is to be gained at the conclusion of proceedings. The purpose of eliciting information is to ascertain various details regarding how the particular persons subconscious operates, so that the information can be reverse engineered as such, refashioned and then clandestinely reinserted into the psyche of its originator.

The technical workings of these concepts are a step beyond traditional NLP techniques, to the extent that they possess an entirely different classification known as Underground Hypnosis. To find out more regarding this widely hitherto unknown and guarded subject reference http://www.thesubliminalscience.com

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