Hello fellow students.
I’m sitting in Starbucks right now in my favorite comfy leather chair sipping a hot, tasty and most importantly FREE organic chai tea. Many of you that have read the my book have read the section on Neuro-Linguistic-Programming and how to get your prof to hand you over higher marks through using NLP techniques. Well I’ve been experimenting as of late with NLP on regular people and have recently been performing a little study on my Starbucks barista’s.
Oh and if my barista is reading this… umm sorry?
I go to my coffee shop usually a few days a week as it’s a great study space. I can write and do work without the distractions of media and roommates constantly interrupting my flow. Due in part to boredom and the desire to get free stuff, I’ve been experimenting with getting a free morning tea when I come in through the door using a low level form of hypnotization. I’ve refined the process down to a success rate of approximately 90% based on a count of 11 interactions after the initial programming took place which took about two weeks. If you love free tea like me, I highly suggest you give this a try. This may require some time and practice as this is in master Jedi territory. But once you get it, you should be getting free tea almost all the time!
Hello students. I have a post today about something that really pushed me into productivity through the end of my undergraduate degree and graduate school. Let me premise this post with a small case study.