From the course: The 10 Essentials of Influence and Persuasion
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Progress is power
From the course: The 10 Essentials of Influence and Persuasion
Progress is power
- Very often, our influence challenges aren't solely limited to one-time-only persuasion appeals, like selling a subscription or persuading a colleague to share some information that we need for a presentation we're giving next week. Frequently, we face the challenge of needing to interact with people, sometimes many different people over time in order to reach our goals. What's the best way, then, to maintain momentum and to ensure that each and every interaction we have with a potential client or a target builds on the last? One way is to harness the power of progress Or to put it another way, make sure that you signal to those that you are influencing the headway that you are both making together. Most of us experience an inherent need for closure. Once we've started and committed to something, we like to finish it, if we can. And it's that sense of progress that often keeps us on track. That's why many apps and file…
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The "Compared to what?" effect3m 16s
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The power of generosity4m 21s
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Personalize to persuade5m 4s
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Seek uncommon commonalities4m 20s
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How to create an influential introduction3m 55s
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People proof = people power4m 22s
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Three charms, four alarms3m 23s
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Progress is power3m 18s
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Humanize to persuade3m 40s
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The importance of endings4m 15s
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