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Strengthen your argument

When you communicate for influence, increasing the number of arguments actively weakens your case. You cannot increase the quality of an argument by increasing the quantity of your argument.  

Instead, focus only on your strong arguments.

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The dilution effect

In an experiment, respondents were given two scenarios: How much were they willing to pay for

  • a 24-piece luxury dinner set in good condition
  • a 40-piece dinnerware set, where some items were broken.

The respondents were willing to spen...

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Quality trumps quantity

Quality trumps quantity

Far too often, people speak up but fail to influence. Their message was sound, but their delivery was faulty.

Our minds use two types of information:

  • diagnostic (relevant information) and
  • nondiagnostic (irrelevant or inconsequential information)....

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The Realms Of An Argument

There are three different realms of an argument:

  • Head-based arguments are about the truth, based on facts and verifiable information.
  • Heart-based arguments are about meaning, personal taste and moral values.
  • Hand-based arguments are about usefulness...

Work More. Work Better

Your pay is also based on the quality and quantity of your work. If you've been making forty sales calls each week, find a way to do fifty.

The quickest way to boost your income is to increase the number of hours you work. It can be done by working full-time, working overtime, or find...

The argument from dictionary

The argument from dictionary

The argument from a dictionary is a logical fallacy and happens when someone's argument is based, in a problematic way, on the definition of a particular term as it appears in a dictionary. The problem with these arguments:

  • Dictionaries are descriptive

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