Accessing Cues - Revisited

[Poodle]

Tonite on Jay Leno Terry Bradshaw was a guest. Leno would ask him who was going to win between x and y teams in football. Bradshaw showed nothing until he came up with his answer which was an Ar. It got even more strange between the Patriots and ??. Bradshaw actually went "inside" for a little while, then did the Ar and announced the team he "thought" would win. It's very interesting watching someone go "inside" and then actually see where their answer came from.

NLP can be so kewl.

Pood

[Connie]

I've seen previews for a new show on television: called something like "Lie to Me." The "hero" can read people, their eye movements, etc. I wonder if 1) the show will be any good? and 2) will they use the words NLP to describe what they do?

:)

[TaffyE]

We're going to get that show here in Aus in Feb.
I hope it's not going to be another The Mentalist :)

[Don]

We can always hope. However less than a week ago they repeated the "evil hypnotist" episode of CSI, and I fear that it will be of that level. I also expect that we'll be getting lots of posts from teens who want to be IROBs and become experts in body language and eye accessing cues with no study, no training, no guidance and no practice. I imagine they'll be upset if we dare to suggest they get the training.

Oh well...

[Poodle]

I've seen it once and didn't see him do anything "mental" so never watched again. From a female POV, he is nice looking tho.

Pood :)