Eye accessing cues. (NLP Series: #4)

Eye accessing cues, or eye movement patterns, can give you an insight into how people are thinking and how they are processing sensory information. We’ve seen it in movies and TV shows…and you may have heard someone say “they looked to the left, therefore they were lying!”. Can you know what someone is thinking or know if they are lying based on their eye movement?

Keep watching to find out, and watch as we provide a demonstration on how you can test it out for yourself.

This is video #4 in our “introduction to NLP” series, where we will explore the idea of eye accessing cues and whether there is any truth to it.
We also look at how you can use eye patterns to improve your communication in general.

If you’re interested in testing out the patterns for yourself, head over to the BLOG page on our website, where we will upload a document with a series of questions you can use with a friend to see for yourself how this all works.
https://www.brytertraining.com.au/blog

If you would like to see a full demonstration video where we analyse the eye patterns in a live example in detail, leave a comment below to let us know and we will do a breakdown of how it works.

Remember that NLP isn’t something that you can learn from a video or book however it’s a great way to become familiar with concepts, topics and ideas and the aim of these videos is to encourage you to ask “what if?”, to enrich your model of the world, and to have the power to take control of your experience, communication, and success.

⏲ Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
0:51 The model
1:28 The history of eye patterns
2:21 Disclaimers and warnings
4:47 The 3 visual systems
6:08 How to interpret the eye movements
7:04 A link to an external worksheet so you can practice!
7:11 A demonstration
11:57 A few considerations
12:20 Summary and wrap up

📝 Relevant links and resources:
- Eye accessing cue question worksheet (so you can test it out yourself at home!!) https://www.brytertraining.com.au/pos...

📋 Related Playlists
- Introduction to NLP.    • Introduction to NLP  

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