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It doesn’t mean you speak the loudest or most often, but rather that you are getting your message across clearly and also taking in the messages you’re receiving from the people around you.
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We all sort ourselves in two distinct ways: We either self-sort or sort by thinking about others.
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If you’re looking to be persuasive with someone, you want to see things through their eyes and communicate in a way they can relate to.
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Observe if those you’re speaking to are moving toward or away, by asking what that person wants.
If they start listing things they don’t want (they don’t want to fail, they don’t want to be stuck in the same dead-end job) or talking about what they do want (a family, to succeed at t...
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Part of establishing trust, or being able to convince someone, is sensing the different needs of different people.
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