The American Hypnotist credits fluency in five languages, not formal training, for his ability to build instant rapport and hypnotic connections across cultures. At the Polyglot Conference Global, he'll share self-hypnosis techniques that boost language learning, including specific audio for sleep versus waking hours and daily phrase drills.
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What made me a good hypnotist was not my training, it wasn't my scripts as a hypnotherapist, and it's not even my voice training. It is the fact that I speak 5 languages. You can think of different languages as gateways to cultures, which are in turn gateways to human operating systems. And the more that you understand each operating system on a very deep level, the more that you can go anywhere in the world and understand immediately how to build rapport with that person, how to establish a connection with that person, and of course how to hypnotize them on a very, very deep level, much faster than if you were just speaking English. And if you're curious about how I hypnotize myself to become a polyglot, I am speaking at the Polyglot Conference Global. I'll be sharing tips ranging from what I listen to when I go to sleep versus what I listen to when I wake up, and also those little repetitive phrases I teach myself throughout the day to increase my language learning ability. I am the American Hypnotist, and as the world's first polyglot hypnotist, I hope to see you there.