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Detailed Tracing Exercise
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| When
you are with your converser, be aware of his breathing speed
and try to adjust your own rhythm to his breathing; you will
notice a powerful improvement in your communication.
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| Pacing
(going with a swing)
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| Remember,
although you may not think it’s true, first impressions
are permanent. These are stored permanently in the mind and
they are really difficult to change.
Change requires many trials, repetitions, and a lot
of time.
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| The
starting approach has got two main aims:
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Make
a good impression, which might be able to attract your
converser's attention
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Achieve
and keep positive and high interest.
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| Throughout
this approach, by employing modelling, mirroring and swing
techniques, you will create a trustful atmosphere that will
make your potential customer open to your proposals. You
should, throughout these entire preliminary moments, or
second preliminaries, get your customer to listen to you. By
acting carefully, you should influence your customer in
considering your proposal logically and wanting to
emotionally achieve everything you're offering.
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