Hypnotists learn to speak continuously and coherently because they can never stop talking while someone is in trance. The constant practice improvising metaphors and visualizations trains them to deliver 30-minute talks on any subject without preparation, making them exceptionally articulate speakers.
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I think the most underrated part of being a hypnotist is it essentially forces you to be eloquent and fast with your speaking. So part of hypnosis is whenever someone's in trance, the number one rule is you cannot stop talking. So, you know, I'm blabbering on, I'm saying all these phrases, but they all have to connect and make sense with each other. And maybe I have to make a visualization in the subject's head, or maybe this metaphor to connect with this metaphor. So your brain is always turning. You have all this practice that eventually you kind of just get to a point where you could reliably be put anywhere on any stage on planet Earth and be forced to talk about a topic for 30 minutes, and you would be able to get that done because that's what hypnosis is. It's literally you talking straight and thinking on the fly. And that's why if you ever meet a really good hypnotist, you will notice immediately they are a very, very eloquent and fast speaker, which is very, very rare in today's society.