To speak directly to the subconscious, be sure to include plenty of non-verbal and visual communication. This is critical! As I’ve stressed before, the subconscious parts of the brain don’t really understand words very well. Instead, they receive communication mainly through images and emotions. As I mentioned in a previous post, vision is the primary [...]
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