Hi,
I have 3 simple questions about the Purpose:
1. If I have more than one purpose how should I use it without confusing my sub-con?
Should I PR the book once with each purpose?
Should I PR the book with one of the purposes and use the others when activating the book?
Or should I choose a different approach?
2. When I PR a book I always keep the purpose in mind. But I don't vocalize it, I visualize it.
e.g.: Purpose: "I want to increase my communication skills to be able to present my ideas better (at work)."
So during PR I visualize myself how I talk to my workmates which show acceptance to what I say.
I think it increases the effect of the purpose.
What do you think?
How do you state your purpose while PR? Or do you have a different approach?
3. Can a purpose be too simple?
I always use the same formula to state my purpose:
"I want to . . . why . . . to do . . . what . . ."
But sometimes the purpose seems too simple to me to have an impact.
Today I wanted to PR an NLP workbook.
The purpose that came to my mind was: "I want to know how NLP works so that I can use it."
The purpose contains the reason why I want to PR this book and what I'm going to do with the information but it seems so powerless to me.
Am I wrong?
Doesn't it matter how I formulate my purpose as long as it contains the information about the "why" and "what"?
I'm looking forward to your input.
Korsakow
