Matching and mirroring what someone is doing or the style of language a person uses is a very powerful but subtle way to build rapport.
Remember, that when NLP is used with integrity, any of the techniques or skills is based on a positive final outcome.
There is no manipulation, nor is there ever a self-interest motive.
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