3 Hypnowriting Tips — Daily Persuasion with Joshua Lisec Ep. 236

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What if how you say something on the page could hypnotize your reader into finishing every last word—and begging for more?

In Episode 236 of Daily Persuasion with Joshua Lisec, titled “3 Hypnowriting Tips,” bestselling author and certified hypnotist Lisec reveals three transformational hypnowriting tips you can use immediately in your writing—whether you’re learning how to write a book, build a brand, or close more deals.

These aren't your typical writing tips. They're designed to work beneath the surface—to reach your audience at a subconscious level using advanced persuasion psychology and classic hypnosis principles. That’s the magic of hypnowriting.

Lisec draws from his experience ghostwriting 99 nonfiction books (and counting), showing how the most powerful words don’t just inform—they transform. That’s why the episode begins with a deceptively simple question: “What do readers want to learn?”

Seems obvious, right? But most aspiring authors forget that question entirely. When you're writing books, it’s easy to focus on what you want to say—when the real power lies in framing your ideas around what your readers are dying to know, feel, or become. This is one of the most overlooked techniques of persuasion in writing, and it sets the foundation for everything else.

Tip #1: Start with What Readers Want
Whether you’re brainstorming book title ideas, writing a landing page, or outlining your next bestseller, start where your reader is. This is a core principle of persuasion: don’t pull people toward your message—meet them where they already are, then guide them. To do that, Lisec recommends mining Amazon book reviews, especially the 2- to 4-star reviews. Why? Because that’s where readers say what they liked—and what they didn’t get. Use this goldmine to design a better, more irresistible offer.

This strategy alone is worth the listen for anyone learning how to write a book that people actually finish.

Tip #2: Use Loops Like a Netflix Scriptwriter
You know those addictive shows that leave you unable to hit pause? That’s hypnowriting. One of the most persuasive techniques in storytelling is the open loop—where a narrative thread begins, then pauses, then gets resolved later—often right before the next loop opens.

Lisec explains how this technique, used in chapters, blog posts, even videos, keeps readers hooked. Open loop A, open loop B… close B, then A. Or vice versa. It’s a subtle but powerful way to boost engagement and increase perceived authority, one of the more advanced persuasion techniques used by top copywriters and authors alike.

Tip #3: The Rule of Three… Different
You’ve heard of the rule of three—but Lisec upgrades it. His twist on this classic writing strategy? Make each of the three examples radically different. That way, your content appeals to more audiences, builds credibility, and reinforces your offer’s versatility.

For instance, if your book or product works for a 38-year-old single mom, a retired grandparent in Europe, and a college student with a part-time job, your readers think: “If it works for them, it’ll work for me.” That’s persuasion psychology in action—and one of the best examples of persuasion in advertising and writing combined.

Whether you’re crafting your next book title, polishing your writing tips list, or simply mastering how to persuade someone to do something, these hypno writing tips give you the edge.

From persuasion examples to Amazon book reviews analysis, from the rule of 3 to deep audience insight—this episode packs in real, tactical value for writers, marketers, coaches, and entrepreneurs.

Watch Episode 236 of Daily Persuasion with Joshua Lisec — “3 Hypnowriting Tips” — and learn the exact techniques behind bestselling writing that captivates and converts.

Because once you learn how to write with hypnowriting tips, you’ll never write the same way again.