Unlock the secrets of cold reading with ‘Out In The Cold’ by TC Tahoe! Amaze your audience & banish blank moments. Discover techniques used by pros. Dive in now!
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Out In The Cold by TC Tahoe
Out in the Cold is the ultimate guide to mastering the cold reading technique, crafted by the renowned TC Tahoe. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned professional, this book is your go-to resource for overcoming those moments of uncertainty during readings. With just a few of these insightful lines in your mental toolkit, you’ll never feel left out in the cold again.
“This book is for all psychic readers, from beginners to professionals. Every reader experiences ‘blanks’ at times, especially when working in a busy environment with a long line of people waiting their turn for a reading. The information in this book enables you to continue talking, no matter how drained or exhausted you may be. You’ll also discover Out in the Cold is full of valuable information you’ll include in every reading you do.” – Richard Webster
“…a very good collection of information that will help the readers out there.” – Gregory Arce
“I do wish more people learned of these sorts of types and tests so they could better understand people they deal with, be it in readings or in performance. Thanks for sharing it all with me!” – Kenton Knepper
1st edition 2011; 101 pages.
Table of Contents
- Foreword by Richard Webster
- Introduction
- Important Message16 Types
- The Inspector
- The Mechanic
- The Nurturer
- The Artist
- The Protector
- The Idealist
- The Scientist
- The Thinker
- The Doer
- The Guardian
- The Performer
- The Caregiver
- The Inspirer
- The Giver
- The Visionary
- The Executive
- Cartomancy
- In Closing
Word count: 23248 which is equivalent to 92 standard pages of text
Out in the Cold is the cold reading technique TC Tahoe uses, especially when he is stuck or needs to re-direct a reading. Just a few of these lines in the back of your mind and you will never be left out in the cold again.
“This book is for all psychic readers, from beginners to professionals. Every reader experiences “blanks” at times, especially when working in a busy environment with a long line of people waiting their turn for a reading. The information in this book enables you to continue talking, no matter how drained or exhausted you may be. You’ll also discover Out in the Cold is full of valuable information you’ll include in every reading you do.” – Richard Webster“…a very good collection of information that will help the readers out there.” – Gregory Arce
“I do wish more people learned of these sorts of types and tests so they could better understand people they deal with, be it in readings or in performance. Thanks for sharing it all with me!” – Kenton Knepper
1st edition 2011; 101 pages.
Table of Contents
- Foreword by Richard Webster
- Introduction
- Important Message16 Types
- The Inspector
- The Mechanic
- The Nurturer
- The Artist
- The Protector
- The Idealist
- The Scientist
- The Thinker
- The Doer
- The Guardian
- The Performer
- The Caregiver
- The Inspirer
- The Giver
- The Visionary
- The Executive
- Cartomancy
- In Closing
word count: 23248 which is equivalent to 92 standard pages of text
