Lucas West – Rapport Report Audiobook
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When you bring your unconscious into harmony with your consciousness, which is then in harmony with your “Higher Self,” you are congruent. Any desire fulfilled in this state of congruence will be successful almost 100% of the time. Here’s the thing: if you focus all your attention inward, if you are aware of your inner conflicts and completely eliminate them, then there really is no need for external rapport. , external rapport can still be useful, but in a limited context. For example, if you are stopped by a cop, rapport is a useful skill (rapport with authority figures is practical). Other times in your life, rapport is not necessary. Rapport is definitely not important in the dating game. Regardless of what the dating gurus tell you, rapport is not a skill that can be applied to dating while you’re not already in a relationship. When you have congruence, being in control of yourself and your environment is a natural by-product of this state. If you’ve ever had moments like this when you just knew it was going to be a good day and you were right, this is an example of congruence. Even your negative outcomes are the result of congruence because they are based on your negative worldview. As long as your thoughts and your programming are in sync, the mechanism doesn’t really care if they are positive or negative. So the question is, how do you maintain the desired inner rapport? This is a simple little technique, so I’ll go into detail on how to identify your inconsistencies. Product rapport report 1 of 5 for Power & Control Series information: page 6Log on to http://www.lucaswest.com/announcement1 Please note that this does not mean that you are trying to break rapport. There is a term in this educational community called nagging. ” This is not whining What I’m talking about is not putting any effort into the rapport or breaking it when it does. You will find that rapport will happen on its own, usually from a woman making an effort. First of all, stop making excuses to yourself. Don’t start tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, or Monday. Any delay is an excuse; if you are awake, you have time. Do it now. If you have a headache, take something from it and do it in an hour. If you have the time to read this, then you are definitely not doing anything else that might justify procrastination. Action is a sure way to congruence. For all intents, it doesn’t matter if the thought patterns come first. As you take the step towards becoming the person you want to be, actions and thoughts are on an almost level playing field. When you work to achieve congruence on all levels, both action and thought should be focused on the same goals. And all your goals should be aimed at giving you power, control and authority. Any thoughts / actions not going in this direction should be weeded out. One way to do this is to make a list (carry it around day and night) every time you come across a block. Every time you make excuses for not doing what you want / need, you are faced with an incongruity. For example, for seduction, why didn’t you go and talk to this woman? Write down all of your stupid excuses (“she was with friends,” “I was tired,” “I couldn’t think of anything to say,” “her boyfriend was with her”). Think of all the beliefs that must exist for your justification / omission to be “valid.” Do yourself a favor and write down any excuse for any inaction you’ve ever encountered. This is extremely useful for any problem with women, but it also works in other areas. When I say use it for any block, I mean it. Sometimes it’s the same faith that keeps you in more than one arena. The same excuse that you use at work may be the same one that you face in the seduction. In fact, it may be easier find constraints for one problem while trying to solve another.The simple act of recording your blockages when you encounter them increases your level of self-awareness across the board.After a week or two, you automatically start analyzing your behavior and find your excuses annoyingly repetitive (and sometimes and inappropriate) Note: While this is not important, I would like you to start the list of excuses only when they appear. the past and start all over again from today. You will have enough material to keep your hands busy. In my experience, recalling past events spoils The Rapport ReportProduct 1 of 5 for Power & Control Series information: page 7Log on to http://www.lucaswest.com/announcement
results are insignificant as they may be inaccurate and exaggerated. So, imagine you never had any problems before today and start from scratch. Step 2 After you’ve written your excuses, make it a weekly habit to start connecting the dots. Take a look at any sequences and themes that form your mental roadmap. This is an exercise you really should do once a week for the rest of your life. Find any specific sticking points on your list of excuses. How many repetitions and similarities do you see? Not just in women / dating or work, but all over the world? Almost as important as how many contradictions do you see? All people are inconsistent, so over time you will likely see a few cases where you believe one thing one moment and one week later the opposite (and then again). Step 3 After you have identified your important stumbling blocks, current topics and controversies, it’s time to start enjoying it. You are going to do some thought experiments on changing your belief system to become a more congruent person. When it comes to changing beliefs, the passive change path is always the least successful. You have to be like a detective, actively looking for problems and connecting the dots. You cannot allow clues and revelations to come to you. You should be able to take a step back and see how this fits in with your other concerns; which parts are out of sync and which parts you can use. In the field of persuasion, I am known as a major advocate of progressive conditioning. Simply put, progressive conditioning breaks down a particular problem into tiny pieces that all individually contribute to a larger whole. You solve the parts to fix the problem. On my mailing list I give many parts, but I remain mostly general. For the most part, I must: Most problems manifest themselves differently in every person, but more importantly, you must become proactive in fixing your own problems and finding out their causes. A good hypnotist can get rid of your Product Rapport Report 1 of 5 for Power & Control Series information: Page 8 log on to http://www.lucaswest.com/announcement
trouble without your active involvement, but it rarely works as well or consistently. When you are energetically involved in solving a problem, that action in itself creates congruence. She shows you a willingness to change and encourages further change. So, here’s how you become a detective: First, put aside your most important problems. We will fight them from the outside. In the future, we will face them face to face. Instead, make a list of all the places where similarities occur and highlight the weakest points. For example, let’s say you are a procrastinator. You can’t tear your ass off to change something in yourself. I don’t know what thoughts and excuses come up when you try to change, but I bet it happens when you think about losing weight, learning a new skill, etc. So – which of these problems is the easiest to solve? Have you put off for a long time something that will be easier than something else that you also put off? For example, is it easier to re-paint your home than learning French? Do you use the same excuses for both? If so, decide to do one of them today and do it. No apologies. Just do it like the sneakers say. It doesn’t matter if your problem is procrastination or something completely different. Find something that is a relatively easy problem to solve and work on a solution. Similarly, where in your life can you most easily change your mindset? In my experience, it’s very difficult to change when it comes to getting closer to women (if that’s one of your concerns). But some of the same thoughts that run through your head in this area also occur in other places in your life. For example, problems with self-esteem occur throughout a person’s life. But some areas allow us to have more confidence than others. Develop these areas and achieve levels of power, confidence, control, and authority. They will bleed in other areas and give you an idea of how to speed up your internal rapport in general. The Rapport ReportProduct 1 of 5 for Power & Control Series information: Page 9 log on to http://www.lucaswest.com / announcement The point here is to exploit weaknesses in your thinking wherever possible. And build on your strengths to make them stronger wherever you find them. You want to reach the point where you come from a position of authority, so that others will transfer power to you. This is when rapport becomes unnecessary. One of the biggest weaknesses in your thinking is the aforementioned contradictions. Study them carefully. They can help you find loopholes in your behavior that will allow you to change even more quickly. For example, if you think about something in one way today but thought about it differently before / after, what were the circumstances that allowed this inconsistency? Can you manipulate circumstances to deliberately create a contradiction? If so, can you apply the same circumstances to other parts of your life? At least whenever you observe the discrepancy and carefully analyze it, the unconscious admits its foolishness. And the more she pops up, the more she has to loosen her grip on the root cause of the problem. Over time, the very act of self-observation (and determination through action) gives the subconscious the flexibility to bring about changes in behavior on a regular basis. It is essential that you take steps to change your thinking as well as your actions. They both feed off each other and send the right messages to your subconscious to generate a greater sense of inner understanding. The Rapport ReportProduct 1 of 5 for information on the Power & Control Series: Page 10 log on to http://www.lucaswest.com / announcement
While this report and set of exercises is by no means exhaustive, I hope you keep up with them as they are a critical foundation for making yourself more mindful (and therefore more capable of changing your own behavior. Over time, you will begin to notice some significant changes, and I will be here to help as much as I can. For now, I want to leave you with a few final thoughts that relate to what has already been written. Earlier, I mentioned one particularly simple model of consciousness that most people are familiar with. This is a conscious / unconscious / superconscious splitting. I want to offer you another model that may be useful to you in the future. This is called the “nothing of the kind” model. It is the belief that there is no “real” separation between conscious, unconscious, and superconscious minds. It is an all-mind moving towards one goal. In truth, there is no separation. These are mental constructs that help us understand the parts that we usually do not control, and oppose them to those parts that we can consciously change. We cannot consciously control our breathing; that’s why science called it a function of our unconscious mind, but in reality it is not. If you spend enough time and discipline yourself, you can slow your breathing down to almost zero. You can even stop your heartbeat and brain activity. In other words, there is nothing that is not under our own control, and therefore, there is nothing that lies strictly in the realm of the unconscious, and this is what we are moving towards with these exercises. We are looking for sufficient discipline and understanding of how we operate to control ourselves whenever we want. And if we can control ourselves, we can control the environment. If you consistently act in accordance, the separation of the three parts of the mind disappears, as does the need for external understanding. It will take time, patience and discipline, but once you resolve your internal conflicts, you will notice that you already have rapport with your external environment. Rapport report product 1 of 5 for information on the Power & Control series: Page 11 log on to http://www.lucaswest.com/announcement Any doubts, fears and disappointments (or, conversely, power, confidence and authority) that you have are automatically projected at some level on the people with whom you are dealing and on the environment in which you are. They already “know” what’s going on in your head. You already have rapport with your surroundings. I don’t mean it in New Age style, really. I mean, to a very large extent, your outer world is inside your head. It is inseparable from how you think. How you see the world depends a lot on how you learn to see it, and when you think and act in harmony, the rest of the world seems to be acting according to your will. This is because your understanding of the outside world is changing. Such power is palpable. And people are drawn to the type of people who own them. Those who control the situation no longer need to actively seek approval, they already have it. Others want to be on the same page with them. The moral of the story is: Control what’s going on in your head and the rest of the world is also in control. Many years ago, my friend and I once made fortune cookies for another’s birthday. friend. We had a whole bunch of silly states that we wrote. Most of them were outside the walls. Then I wrote one that said, “The very next thought you think will come true.” I thought it was such a big fortune to give to someone. Imagine it’s true; I would have wished right away that a plane full of Swedish bikini models needed a place to sleep, but when my friend opened her fortune cookie she gasped in horror. “How could you write such a terrible thing?” Obviously she was not in control of her thoughts and her next thought was bad. It completely unsettled her and ruined her all night. I’m sure everything she thought came true. The Rapport ReportProduct 1 of 5 for Power & Control Series information: Page 12 log on to http://www.lucaswest.com/announcement
Your job is to control all of your next thoughts. Here’s another really good inner rapport exercise to help you gain control of your thought processes. Try doing this for an hour or longer if you can. It is difficult, but you should only do it once every two months. This will give you a very good idea of where you are with your thinking. Make a list of four groups: 1. good thoughts; 2. bad thoughts; 3. helpful but neutral; 4.Useless and neutral. Do your best not to try to control what you think. You want the most honest results you can, are your thoughts generally positive? Generally negative or are they more vague? “Helpful but neutral” would be thoughts like to-do lists. “Useless and neutral” would be daydreams and flights of fantasy. The more you become aware of your thinking, the more you control your thinking. So be aware of your thoughts and you will almost automatically become more congruent.
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