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Understanding the importance of decision-making
Identifying biases that affect decision-making
Analyzing the potential outcomes of a decision
Connect with people emotionally
If you want to intrigue and influence people, you have to get their dopamine pumping.
A great way to do that is by having excellent conversation starters handy: âWhat was the best part of your day and what was the worst part of your day?â and âWhat personal passion project are you currently working on right now?â
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Be emotionally curious
Become genuinely interested in other people. A great way to do this is to ask them open-ended questions.
Everyone wants to be liked, loved and accepted. When you fulfill that need for others, you are perceived as being influential.
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Use high-powered body language
When you manifest powerful body language, you are seen as more influential.
The head is held high, the arms are loose, the shoulders are set back and the chest is out. Confident body language not only affects the way others see you but also the way you see yourself.
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Tell a story
When someone tells a story, the brain of the other person may be in sync with the storyteller. If you can stimulate the other personâs brain with a story, you can, in effect, get that person on your side.
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Be vulnerable
Being open about your emotions increases your likeability and influence.Â
People will perceive you as being real when you admit to weaknesses or flaws.
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Use the Ben Franklin effect - Ask a favor
The Benjamin Franklin effect is a psychological phenomenon that causes us to like someone more after we do that person a favor.
So asking for help is one of the best things you could do to be perceived as an influential person.
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