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Remembering a person's name
Research shows people are more likely to comply with your requests if you remember their name.
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Dale Carnegie’s advice to make people like you
- Become genuinely interested in other people.
- Smile.
- Remember names.
- Be a good listener. Encourage others to talk about themselves.
- Talk in terms of the other person’s interest.
- Make the other person feel important – and do it sincerely.
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Talk in terms of the other person’s interest
Obviously, we’re all interested in talking about what interests us — and this engagement promotes liking.
For example, when women were more engaged in a conversation on a first date, they were much more likely to report being attracted to the guy.
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Actively showing interest in other people
When people speak, the best responses are both active and constructive: engaged, enthusiastic, curious and has supportive nonverbal action. Ask questions. Be excited. Ask for details. Smile. Touch. Laugh.
It's a powerful technique - it makes you more liked and people more rece...
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Smiling does make you more attractive
And by smiling we influence others to smile. People judge things more positively while smiling, so our own smile can set off a chain reaction causing more positive encounters.
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Make the other person feel important
People like to feel important and powerful. Feeling like we’re in control reduces stress.
Money doesn’t increase happiness much, but feeling powerful does. Most people would rather be the big fish in a small pond making $50,000 a year than the small fish in a big pond earning $100,00...
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Being a good listener
Encourage others to talk about themselves.
Self-disclosure is extra rewarding, neuroscience research shows. People are even willing to forgo money in order to talk about themselves.
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- Reciprocation: People will be nice if you are.
- Consistency: It’s easier to get people to comply with requests they see as consistent with what they’ve already said.
- Social proof: People will more likely say yes when they see other people doing it too.
Commit Their Name To Memory And Use It
People like when their names are remembered. To do so more easily:
- Repeat the name throughout your conversation. You're more likely to remember it if you say it yourself.
- End your conversation with their name in the same way as you started to ensure it sticks with you.
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Greet People by Name
Likeable people make certain they use others’ names. Research shows that people feel validated when the person they’re speaking with refers to them by name during a conversation.
Make remembering people’s names a brain exercise if you have trouble with names.
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