This is something I noticed in alot of trainers files, not just the sledgehammer ones. He alternates between saying the same affirmation in 1st and then in 2nd person(You)
Then through one of the links that Tap posted, another subliminal author said that doing so was more effective, because some people respond better to second person statements.
Has this been the case for anyone? or have most of you just stuck with 1st person exclusively.
I do all in the 1st person. If you wife thinks in “you” terms than it would be helpful. You can simply ask your wife how she talks to herself in her mind.
When doing a sledge I often do a script in first, a script in second and a script in third person. The idea behind this is it is like a crowded party she has internal thoughts those thoughts are echoed by those taking to her and those in the room are talking about the same ideas about her amongst them selves.
ya i see those the most in Trainers sledgehammers. Qwerty, when you do your sledgehammers what speeds do you use for the different voices?Do the voice speeds make any difference or just that they are all talking at slightly different speeds?
So you keep your voices on the same speed and just change the pitch to achieve different sounding voices?
For instance, I use amy at – 6 speed. I’ve noticed as well significant changes in the pitch also change the length and thus talking speed slightly of the voice.
Do you still use 1 for first, 2 for second person, and 3+ for 3rd person?
When I tried making a sledge, I just made 3 versions of the same script, with a 5 second pause every 2-3 statements. Had a couple different voices speak the 2nd person script, and 3 different voices speak the third person, and 1 speaking the first person, with its amplify set above the rest. I think I got this from one of your older posts actually.
I’ve always been on the fence about sledges, and I giuess I just need to make a decent one and leave it in place for thirty days. Since one of its primary methods is peer pressure, It may work well for my particular wife, as she gives into peer pressure easily.
