Here’s one tip from a recent paper.
3. Excite the imagination – Provide some “what if?” scenarios to illustrate the possibilities that await those who manage to come up with creative answers. Paint the pictures but make it clear these are only pictures. Stimulate people to pursue the questions with a lot of energy and creativity.
For instance, simply telling someone they’ll receive trade approval for blowing you is a surefire way to make certain that, at best, you get a half hearted BJ with little to no attention paid to the balls. Whereas “What if I told you that administering the best blow job I’ve ever received gives you some autonomy when it comes to portfolio management?” means you can be sure they’re gonna work for it.
Five Ways To Hold The Right Kind Of Attention [Bloomberg]
This report is false. Every time I’m asked “what if you suck me…” I know there’ll be cum in my mouth. I remain unmotivated.
-L.T.
Lynn Tilton asks for people to suck her, they do, and *she* ends up with cum in her mouth? How does that work?
Bess:
Could you give us some examples of the motivational techniques you’ll use with Matt? How will he be able to achieve autonomy?
“What if I told you I had a 22-inch cock? Would that be something you’d be interested in?”
- Ari Gold
I tried this technique…and it back-fired.
Regards
- Bernie M
L.T. is Lynne Tilton? Whew, thank God. I thought that I was learning something new about Lawrence Taylor.