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MindSkills Workouts - Learn more ‘high impact soft skills for hard business results’ in 90 mins than in a whole day
How some key words can be used to influence and persuade
Influence and Persuasion
Some powerful language techniques for practical use in communicating inspiration and change
Are you able to detect the powerful, highly suggestible and yet largely
unconscious, yet powerful, conversational language patterns that leading statesmen
(like Bill Clinton and Tony Blair), effective advertisers and successful leaders
use naturally or have been trained in? This session will uncover some of these
communications ‘secrets’ and teach you a few ways how to use language
more effectively to get better results. Enhanced language mastery lies at the very
heart of how leaders inspire, communicate, influence themselves and persuade
others, whether through talking, listening, questioning, watching, reading or
writing.
We essentially communicate in two ways: Verbally, the actual words and syntax
we use, and nonverbally, the way we say them - voice tonality (volume, pitch,
timbre, etc.) and body-language (posture, gestures, breathing, eye movements,
facial expressions, etc.). Because of time constraints this session will
concentrate largely on the impact that verbal and written language patterns have
on communications – especially language that is vital to leaders who seek a
step-change in their powers of influence, persuasion and change management.
The value of effective, high impact communications in gaining team commitment,
improving staff morale, creating team-spirit, increasing sales, negotiating better
deals, building customer loyalty, promoting change, chairing meetings, giving media
interviews, stimulating shareholder relations, and so on, is vital.
For more information about this 90 min workout topic module:
- To download PowerPoint summary
- To view or download short article
- To identify book chapter reference
Order code: INFLUENCING AND PERSUADING (#12)
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