Hi Paul,

Good question, and I appreciate my answer a is huge generalisation.......so it depends on context. In business the occasional piece of 'hypnotic language' can simply make communication smoother. A bit like oil reducing friction. Too much and it can cause confusion. And may create the impression that the person using it is a bit odd.

A number of delegates come out of some practitioner and master seminars practicing their language skills out of context of the actual business situation. It takes them a bit of time to get the context, their outcome and the language in line. When they do they dramatically increase their impact.

On the ther hand when 'officially'(?!) doing hypnosis the client may expect some confusion and layering lots of hypnotic language can be very helpful in leading them to somewhere thats useful to them.

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Michael
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