The 7 Triggers to Yes: The New Science Behind Influencing Peoples Decisions by Russell Granger

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    1. The 7 Triggers to Yes: The New Science Behind Influencing Peoples Decisions by Russell Granger The Science Of Persuasion: A New Understanding Of The Role Of The Brain And Emotional Effects Introducing 7 scientifically proven ways to masterfully apply the skill of persuasion and get the results you want Everybody knows that the best way to persuade people to reach the “Yes” response is by using logic and reason, right? Wrong. According to the latest research in neuroscience, most people respond to emotional cues rather than rational ones. Instead of using facts and figures to persuade, you should be tapping into the brain’s internal triggers for making decisions. With the new technology of realtime brain imaging, scientists have been able to pinpoint seven of these emotional triggers. Activating one or more of the other person’s triggers will make you a master persuader in every aspect of your life. You’ll learn how to motivate
    2. a “Yes” response from clients, coworkers, employees, and entire organizations. Just say “YES” to success. 7 Triggers to Yes is a great book. Its not the same old information repackaged. It contains information you can apply not only to your job but also in your everyday life, so you will forge constructive relationships, become a better leader, and create organizational change--all of which will lead to a more powerful, influential, and successful life. --From the review by Melissa F. Thompson, project manager/instructional designer, in Training Magazine Personal Review: The 7 Triggers to Yes: The New Science Behind Influencing Peoples Decisions by Russell Granger In businesses, successful people are those who effectively get the job done and are able to influence others to agree or comply not through force or negotiations, but by using the skill of persuasion. However, many people don't know how to effectively persuade others towards agreement or compliance. They think that influencing people with logic will work. New scientific evidence shows that the brain is not a computer and that emotions play a big role when it comes to the decision-making process. There's a whole new understanding to the science of persuasion and the brain, and Russell Granger's book, "7 Triggers to Yes" is the first book to detail the scientific evidence that demonstrates a new understanding about the role that the brain and emotions play on conscious evaluations. In the book, Granger describes seven emotional triggers that you should identify to help others quickly reach a shared conclusion and how to activate these triggers and persuade without force or negotiations. "7 Triggers to Yes" is a great book - it contains information that you can use in your job and also in your everyday life. Applying the principles of the book will allow you to forge positive relationships, become a better leader, and create organizational change. All of which will lead to a more powerful, influential and successful life. For More 5 Star Customer Reviews and Lowest Price: The 7 Triggers to Yes: The New Science Behind Influencing Peoples Decisions by Russell Granger 5 Star Customer Reviews and Lowest Price!
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