From the course: The 10 Essentials of Influence and Persuasion
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The importance of endings
From the course: The 10 Essentials of Influence and Persuasion
The importance of endings
- Have you noticed how pop stars typically play their most popular songs at the end of their concerts, rather than at the beginning or during the middle of them? There's a reason. They know that that when they do that, their fans will go home feeling much happier and satisfied as a result. Now, don't get me wrong, first impressions matter. Of course they do. But what happens at the end of an experience is usually much more important and certainly much more memorable. And the same is true when it comes to our interactions with others and the resulting impact that they can have on our future influence. That's why understanding how people recall their experience of dealing with us is so, so important. People's memories of their experiences can be unreliable. That's because very few of us are able to remember every single detail of an experience we've had. To illustrate what I mean, think about the last vacation…
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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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