MODELLING

    By modelling, you're displaying an example, clearly showing what you expect them to do. With a depressed person, without any enthusiasm or who does not seem interested in anything, also in things which are good for them, full of advantages, you'll model how you feel excited in relation to the subject and to what it can do for you and for others, who could have it like you. You will be enthusiastic, open and excited, making long pauses in your conversation, allowing the customer to react at your painting of the situation.  Modelling is an excellent technique to employ in the moment a "rapport" develops with the customer. It is effective above all when it is necessary to draw it out from a state of mind, or from a series of thoughts, and to propose it in a more suitable way to the situation and we need it to help them to achieve the results they would actually get and that you can provide them with.         
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