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An elegant compliment

An elegant compliment

  • When it comes to asking for advice, we are asking for a favor as well as making a compliment.
  • We are telling the other person that they are smart, that they are brilliant, that we respect them, and that their opinion is important .
  • It is a gift to your own ego - a gift that no one will stop receiving. People, in general, like to be heard and taken into account.

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The Ben Franklin effect.

The Ben Franklin effect.

  • The Ben Franklin effect is a known psychological effect to change the perception that others have of us by allowing them to do us a favor.
  • They must be favors that are not heavy, annoying or expensive.
  • Psychology : since considering ourselves worthy of their ...

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Let the other shine .

Let the other shine .

  • The key is to state the advice simply and clearly and then let the other speak, always respecting the 80/20 rule.
  • When it comes to asking for advice, we are placing the conversation firmly on the other person's court, ...

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The power of phrase .

The power of phrase .

  • Can I ask you for advice?" It is a simple and short phrase; easy to say, remember and repeat. It is a phrase that can be used constantly without losing its validity and, above all, has behind it the power of science to open the doors that until then were closed.
  • Using it at differe...

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Peripatetic effect

Peripatetic effect

  • When we ask another person for advice about something that interests us and we get them to be interested in it.
  • it is possible that due to the effect of mirror neurons , which generate empathy and neural alignment between two people, both can find a solution to a rea...

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Create real conversations.

Create real conversations.

  • Nobody asks for advice on worthless things. We ask for advice on things that matter and concern us, that can peek into our privacy or explore big issues.
  • Asking for advice is one of the five avenues of wealth in silence and will help you forge business, personal and ...

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