A Mentalist on Reading How People Think | Lior Suchard
“ALWAYS THINK POSITIVE THOUGHTS BECAUSE YOU NEVER KNOW WHO IS READING THEM”
Lior explains his process of influence and how he is able to use how “power” for good instead of evil.
We discuss such topics as how he can create the illusion of more senses. We talk about the difference between a magician and a mentalist, and how YOU can tap into your intuition.
I have to admit, my mind is still spinning after this one. You’ll want to listen to it, and if you can’t believe your eyes, watch the video and you’ll see the proof of what happened.
So get ready to tap into your powers, on Episode 673.
Some Questions I Ask:
What is it you think you do? (5:34)
How do you really start to understand people with the 5 senses? (6:46)
How many mentalists are there? (12:41)
Do you feel like you have a good childhood? (16:36)
How important is storytelling in mentalism? (18:53)
Why do you keep doing this? (26:17)
Is this a skill that people can learn? (28:29)
What are 3-5 things that if people did more of that they would be more influential? (32:13)
Do you ever wish you couldn’t read people? (35:11)
What happens if something goes wrong? (43:35)
What’s the skill you still get to master? (46:08)
What’s your biggest fear? (50:18)
How many times do you get people who write you letters saying you changed their lives? (57:24)
In This Episode You Will Learn:
The challenge that Lior gives to himself (4:58)
The process of thinking (5:57)
How Lior understood the way I thought (8:38)
The difference between a magician and a mentalist (11:31)
Something that someone’s done that’s blown Lior away (14:07)
The riskiest thing he’s ever done (22:35)
What it’ll take for Lior to help people change their lives (27:14)
How we can use this in our own lives to be better (30:08)
A book test on Christine (35:33)
What people are easier to read than others (42:46)
Lior’s biggest challenge in life right now (44:46)
The person he’d really love to do something with (47:58)
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