Show genuine curiosity and concern for others’ lives and interests. This builds trust and rapport, making people more likely to reciprocate positively

Become Genuinely Interested In People

Encourage others to talk about themselves. Listening attentively demonstrates respect, builds trust, and helps you understand their perspectives.

Be A Good Listener

Respect differing viewpoints, even if you disagree. This fosters an atmosphere of mutual respect and opens the door for constructive dialogue

Respect Other Person’s Opinion

Begin by emphasizing points of agreement to create a positive momentum. This makes it easier to resolve differences later on

Get The Other Person Saying Yes Immediately

Empathize with others by understanding their perspectives and feelings. This fosters understanding and helps resolve conflicts.

Try To See From Other’s Point Of View

Make others feel valued and significant. Acknowledge their contributions and make them feel that they matter

Make Others Feel Important

Don’t criticize, condemn, or complain. Criticism often leads to defensiveness and resentment, damaging relationships and reducing cooperation.”

Fundamentals Of Handling People

Using someone’s name in conversation shows respect and attentiveness, making them feel valued and recognized

A Person’s Name Is The Sweetest Sound To Him

Start conversations or negotiations on a positive note. A friendly approach sets a cooperative tone and reduces resistance.

Begin In A Friendly Way

Show empathy and understanding for others’ viewpoints and aspirations. This builds rapport and trust, making collaboration easier

Be Symphathetic

Admitting mistakes promptly and sincerely builds credibility and shows humility, fostering trust and respect.

Admit Quickly When You Are Wrong

Encourage others to act based on their higher values and principles. This inspires them to contribute positively and ethically

Appeal To The Nobler Motives

Appreciation is a powerful motivator. Sincere praise and recognition can boost morale, foster goodwill, and strengthen relationships

Give Honest & Sincere Appreciation

Understand others’ desires and show them how they can achieve their goals through collaboration with you. Appeal to their interests to gain their cooperation.”

Arouse An Eager Want

A simple smile can convey friendliness and warmth, creating a positive first impression and making interactions more pleasant

Just Smile

Arguments often lead to resentment and rarely result in a positive outcome. Instead, seek common ground and compromise

Avoid Arguments

Focus on topics that interest the other person. This keeps the conversation engaging and shows that you value their preferences

Talk In Terms Of Other Person’s Interest

Allow others to take ownership of ideas and solutions. This increases their commitment and enthusiasm for the outcome.

Let The Other Person Feel The Idea Is Theirs

Encourage others to express their ideas and opinions. This makes them feel heard and valued, and provides you with valuable insights.

Let The Other Person Talk A Lot

Present your ideas in an engaging and compelling way. Using stories, examples, and enthusiasm makes your message more memorable and persuasive

Dramatise Your Ideas

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