What's the first thing a juror does when you ask any question?

No matter who you're asking the question to, the juror's natural human response is to answer the question
- in their minds.

It's as if they're saying, "How would I have answered that?" If the answer on the stand matches their internal answer, then it must be true.

Can you structure the question so that get you the answer you want?

What am I learning in Level 1?

• - Notice when they enter hypnosis
• - Embed commands into any phrase
• - Speak the way they think
• - Evoke doubt or assurance at will
• - Create deep client empathy
• - Ask questions that get the right answers
• - Connect from voir dire to summation
• - Practice implementation of above skills

What am I learning in Level 2?

• - Gain rapport with a jury all at once
• - Set up and invoke emotional triggers
• - Use advanced body language techniques
• - Employ enhanced voice modulation
• - Create compelling metaphors
• - Know unequivocally when a witness is lying
• - Integrate & practice seamless implementation