If you're trying to get people on board, you cannot drag them. You need to say, "I need your help," and ask at the end, because it is an ask.You cannot make anyone do anything, that is not what persuasion is. It is getting them to want to do things, to take ownership over an idea that maybe started in your head, but that you helped cultivate in theirs

Ask For Help

<ol><li>Illustrate the problem and associate pain to it.</li><li>Preemptively deal with any objections that you have researched and you know that your audience has.</li><li>Convince them that your plan of action is actually consistent with the type of person that they are and the type of person that they want to be. It's a logical extension of their current value system, not a deviation from it.</li><li>Paint the heaven that happens if they go in the direction you want them to.</li><li>End with an "ask." You cannot force them to.</li></ol>

Five Steps To Powerful Persuasion

You do not want to be convincing people that they need to make massive changes, because people naturally resist change.You need to make people feel like it is part of their identity to change. And the way that you do this is not by preaching at them, showing them stats and statistics. You give them ownership of the argument. They don't have to give up their most deeply held values and beliefs. They just need to see things from a slightly different perspective.

Convince People That Change Is Consistent With Their Identities

Introduce the problem that you have in your organization and associate pain to the status quo. When people don't want to change, the first step is not to tell them how wonderful it will be when they change or start to do anything else. The first step is to get them moving and to do that, you have to make them associate the status quo, the current action, or inaction that they are taking with serious pain.

Associate The Issue With The Emotion You Want To Elicit

And do it before people actually bring them up. You do not want to have to wait until after you talk for people to say, "Well, you didn't cover this or you didn't cover that," or "How are we supposed to do this?" You need to preemptively handle any objections.Put yourself into the shoes of the people you're trying to convince. Why did they think it is impossible for them to change? Why did they think it isn't a good idea for them to change? Cover that and deal with those objections first.The more you can preemptively address the objection, the less strong the objection becomes.

Preemptively Address The Objection

Detail (explicit detail), what it would look like if things went well with your new plan, so that you don't just have people running away from a status quo of pain, but you have them running towards something that is really exciting.

Paint The Heaven In Detail

Barack Obama Charisma Breakdown - How To Influence People https://goo.gl/SaV6sp Barack Obama's most important job is to influence people. As president, there is very little ha can do on his own. So his main job becomes to persuade people to see his views when it comes to political decisions. In the wake of the tragedy at Umpqua Community College in Oregon, Barack Obama demonstrated a 5 step process on how to influence in those situations where you absolutely must convince people to change their behavior. Obama is a powerful, charismatic speaker and this example is great for becoming more influential in the workplace. If you're interested in other videos that cover the topic of influence, but in a more social context, check out Ricky Martin on the Voice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqragS38hCk Subscribe to Charisma On Command: http://bit.ly/subscribeCOC Connect With Us. Website: http://www.charismaoncommand.com Facebook: http://facebook.com/charismaoncommand Periscope: @Charismaon Or if you want to see my personal stuff (my regular life + me playing music): Instagram: @CharlieHoupert Periscope: @CharlieHoupert

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Barack Obama Charisma Breakdown - How To Influence People 
https://goo.gl/SaV6sp   Barack Obama's most important job is to influence people.  As president, there is very little ha can do on his own.  So his main job becomes to persuade people to see his views when it comes to political decisions.

In the wake of the tragedy at Umpqua Community College in Oregon, Barack Obama demonstrated a 5 step process on how to influence in those situations where you absolutely must convince people to change their behavior.  Obama is a powerful, charismatic speaker and this example is great for becoming more influential in the workplace.

If you're interested in other videos that cover the topic of influence, but in a more social context, check out Ricky Martin on the Voice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqragS38hCk

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