Seven Powers of Persuasion
We know that the brain is hard-wired to take mental shortcuts whenever we make decisions. Internal mechanisms help us quickly assimilate information and take the appropriate next step. Those who understand how these mechanisms work have enormous power to help others make easy, quick decisions.
I think the power of persuasion would be the greatest superpower of all time.
– Jenny Mollen
The Power of Friendship
Trust, friendship and common bonds are a key power.
The Power of Authority
By effectively showing credibility, knowledge, and authority, you reduce the risk inherent in most decisions.
The Power of Consistency
We are slaves to consistency.
When we learn with others are consistent with, we can frame our request accordingly.
The Power of Reciprocity
This is the well documented, universal psychological requirement for quid pro quo.
The Power of Contrast
In the real world of the brain, objective values simply don’t matter-perceptions rule.
The Power of The Reason Why
Scientific studies create and validate the Power of The Reason Why.
Ask without a reason, get turned down.
Provide a reason for acting, and you persuade compliance.
The Power of Hope
Hope is the strongest motivator of all human activity.
This course presents the elements of each power, shows how to activate each and how to apply individual powers and their combinations.
We provide a process for determining which powers will be most easily activated in each persuasion encounter.
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