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This is a difficult induction to pull-off, because you have to express perfect confidence. If you have any doubt, hesitation, or fear, it will show in your eyes; the subject will read it and it will inhibit their response.

My advice is to not look into the client’s eyes, but rather to the bridge of the nose. When you're looking the subject in the eye, it is important for you not to blink, until you reach the point of eye-closure at which point you can lead them. Narrow your eyes slightly, enough to keep your eyeballs from drying out.

Time what you say to coincide with your client’s blinking pattern. This pacing and leading is essential to making this induction work. As an example, where I've written, "Feeling heavier and heavier, [wait for very beginning of next blink...] nowww", you really want to be able to spot the slightest sign of blinking, so that your "now" feels to them like a command that controls their blink. Elongating the word "now" helps with this, as you can say it before they are fully blinking and stretch it out so that they completely associate the eye-closure with the word.

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