Comments on: Anticipation is Making Me Wait http://blog.maxpersuasion.com/anticipation-is-making-me-wait/ Persuasion Strategies for Opening Doors and Winning Favor with the Affluent. Thu, 09 Sep 2010 18:01:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: David Cavanagh http://blog.maxpersuasion.com/anticipation-is-making-me-wait/comment-page-1/#comment-9335 David Cavanagh Sat, 27 Dec 2008 16:22:22 +0000 http://blog.maxpersuasion.com/?p=161#comment-9335 Kenrick, It's been a long time my friend! I hope that 2009 will deliver you an even better year than 2008... a new year that'll catapult your business to a higher level than ever before. I'm living in Thailand now... have been for the last 5 years... seems like yesterday we used to talk together... maybe we should do it some more in 2009, I think you'll agree. Take care, and we'll talk sooner than later I trust! David Cavanagh Kenrick,

It's been a long time my friend!

I hope that 2009 will deliver you an even better year than 2008... a new year that'll catapult your business to a higher level than ever before.

I'm living in Thailand now... have been for the last 5 years... seems like yesterday we used to talk together... maybe we should do it some more in 2009, I think you'll agree.

Take care, and we'll talk sooner than later I trust!

David Cavanagh

]]> By: Chong Xin Yun Seth http://blog.maxpersuasion.com/anticipation-is-making-me-wait/comment-page-1/#comment-9153 Chong Xin Yun Seth Wed, 17 Dec 2008 21:11:01 +0000 http://blog.maxpersuasion.com/?p=161#comment-9153 Dear Kenrick, Have you watched the movie, "The Last Samurai?" Being surrounded by an adrenal charged, less genuine and often materialistic reality - we're pushed to adapt and live according the the perceived way of living even though it doesn't resonate with our values. As we get into another environment or place, where we're entirely free to let go for a while, take a rest, re-energize ourselves before we put our focus into work again, things seem to be different. There's more meaning, value and satisfaction from doing what we focus on. In fact, we might just come back a new man. Better than before. In this case, instant gratification doesn't become as strong as before. We have the confidence and calmness in us which helps us be at ease even though we don't have the instant gratification. When we get delayed gratification, it becomes a reward instead of a must-have. And rewards always tend to have more value, especially when we have hold it in our minds for some time and finally get it. It's, different. Godspeed, Chong Xin Yun Seth http://www.wealth-conditioning.com http://www.bookedcopywriter.com Dear Kenrick,

Have you watched the movie, "The Last Samurai?"

Being surrounded by an adrenal charged, less genuine and often materialistic reality - we're pushed to adapt and live according the the perceived way of living even though it doesn't resonate with our values.

As we get into another environment or place, where we're entirely free to let go for a while, take a rest, re-energize ourselves before we put our focus into work again, things seem to be different.

There's more meaning, value and satisfaction from doing what we focus on.

In fact, we might just come back a new man. Better than before.

In this case, instant gratification doesn't become as strong as before.

We have the confidence and calmness in us which helps us be at ease even though we don't have the instant gratification. When we get delayed gratification, it becomes a reward instead of a must-have. And rewards always tend to have more value, especially when we have hold it in our minds for some time and finally get it.

It's, different.

Godspeed,
Chong Xin Yun Seth
http://www.wealth-conditioning.com
http://www.bookedcopywriter.com

]]> By: Dr Bill Toth http://blog.maxpersuasion.com/anticipation-is-making-me-wait/comment-page-1/#comment-9144 Dr Bill Toth Wed, 17 Dec 2008 14:12:06 +0000 http://blog.maxpersuasion.com/?p=161#comment-9144 [quote comment=""]Kenrick - Just like your example of the woman on treadmill - people uncnsciously practice "time distortion" regularly....and some even use it consciously....like prolonging an intimate moment.....or are onlly aware of it briefly like when getting off an exit ramp from a hghway and then feeling like you're going soooo slow...and of course... this time of year many impose anticipation upon their children...."persuading" them to do any number of things because "santa is coming"...you better be good..or.... I love human beings they are soooo fascinating. Enjoy your slow time Live With Intention Bill Toth www.CreateYourFate.com[/quote] Dr Bill Toth said on December 17, 2008

Kenrick - Just like your example of the woman on treadmill - people uncnsciously practice "time distortion" regularly....and some even use it consciously....like prolonging an intimate moment.....or are onlly aware of it briefly like when getting off an exit ramp from a hghway and then feeling like you're going soooo slow...and of course... this time of year many impose anticipation upon their children...."persuading" them to do any number of things because "santa is coming"...you better be good..or....

I love human beings they are soooo fascinating.

Enjoy your slow time

Live With Intention
Bill Toth
http://www.CreateYourFate.com

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