Seven Basic Hinting Skills You Must Learn

Seven Basic Hinting Skills You Must Learn

Have you ever hinted at anyone? What is the success rate?

You can't convince each other with a lot of reasons?

A simple sentence or two can convince others!

Learn the most basic hinting skills, and you will immediately feel amazing results!

0 1 Everyone is a fortune teller, as long as you know psychology.

"In fact, you are afraid of loneliness, aren't you?" This is a hint.

Fortune-telling can be said to be the industry that can make the most money by using suggestion skills. I don't comment on whether it is really accurate, but I can assert that fortune telling is not difficult at all, especially when it comes to personality problems, and the chance of hitting is almost 100%.

For example, fortune tellers always say, "Your interpersonal relationship is not very good recently. There may be villains. . . "For example, this kind of thing should be known without calculation, because nine times out of ten fortune tellers are unhappy at work, mostly because of interpersonal problems. This statement is a hint.

Of course, fortune tellers have more cunning tricks. How do you feel when you hear the following words?

You look cheerful and careless, but your mind is very delicate. . . . . .

You look weak on the outside, but in fact you are strong on the inside.

In fact, you are quite stubborn when you are embarrassed!

In fact, you are afraid of loneliness, aren't you?

This is called "Barnum effect" in psychology, that is, when you hear others comment on your personality, you can't help thinking, "Yes, that's it!"

Invade the other person's heart, starting with "speaking personality"

If you want to catch each other's heart, you can try to use Barnum effect to talk about each other's personality! No matter what you say, you can try to say, "In fact, you are a very gentle and delicate person." In this way, the other person will feel that "only this person can understand me!" Then immediately open my heart and talk to you.

Using Barnum effect, you can easily win each other's trust.

In fact, you may not know who you really are.

Pauline Anderson, a Norwegian enterprise researcher, once conducted an experiment in cooperation with a Norwegian university. They found 75 college students and conducted a personality analysis without practical basis, that is, they were given notes on personality analysis. Of course, the character analysis written on the note is all made up.

The experimental results show that all college students replied, "Yes, this is my personality." This experiment can be said to be an example of Barnum effect.