Session #320 – Follow-up Success with Stop Smoking Hypnosis

Jason Linett | April 15, 2021

How do you follow-up with your stop smoking clients? Many hypnotists fall prey to the game of assumption – assuming that if they follow-up with their clients, it will sow the seeds of doubt in your services and reduce their confidence in your skills. But following-up is a critical step on achieving your client’s desired results.After all – it’s always a great idea to check your work.

So, how do you follow-up with your clients without sowing the seeds of doubt or breaking their trust and confidence in the services you offer?

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Today, I share how to follow-up with your stop smoking clients for better results. I reveal how you cando a follow-up in a high-impact way and create stronger results, if not further reinforce the result. I demonstrate how collecting oddly specific stories will help you metaphorically shine the spotlight of change in a rather unique place. I explain how you can use this technique beyond helping your stop smoking clients. I also share why I love suggesting fascination and curiosity and how you can take successful methods and frame them in a better way to make them even more effective.

“ When you satisfy the concern in advance, you have now inoculated a future problem. ” – Jason Linett

The number one rule for influential communication and how to hit the emotional components of decisions to motivate change
How to satisfy objections before they arise and motivate towards a change or the next step
Helping clients identify their character of change
Collecting feedback and ultra-specific stories and leveraging them in your sales consultation or during the appointment to set the context for oddly specific change
Why it is easier to get someone to stop something than start something and how to achieve the latter and wrap-up your hypnosis sessions
How to modify this approach for you and client issues outside of stop smoking
Taking methods that work and framing them in a better way to make them more effective