Monsters of Influence

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Oct. 22, 2014

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MoNstErs
of Influence
and the qual!es they possess.
Amazing

Influencers love their
work and # shows.
Passion

Focus
Influencers keep
their eye
on the prize.

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Monsters of Influence

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Leadership & Management

Amazing monsters of influence have a distinct set of qualities. This presentation showcases the skills you can expect to find in influential monsters. Don't be afraid.

Barry Feldman Keynote Author

Online Marketing Super Freak | Content Marketing Consultant | Copywriter | Author of The Road to Recognition

Amazing monsters of influence have a distinct set of qualities. This presentation showcases the skills you can expect to find in influential monsters. Don't be afraid.

Leadership & Management

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Monsters of Influence

MoNstErs of Influence and the qual!es they possess. Amazing
Influencers love their work and # shows. Passion
Focus Influencers keep their eye on the prize.
Interesting Points of View Influencers possess a strong belief system and have the courage to present a strong point of view.
Speaking Skills Influencers have the abil#y to engage and inspire an audience.
Conversational Skills Influencers know how to listen and make you feel special.
Positivity Influencers take the good and the bad and find the upside.
The power of Persuasion Influencers have a deep apprecia$on for the principles of persuasion: Reciprocity • Commitment Social proof • Liking Authority • Scarcity
Authenticity Influencers build trust by being themselves.
Influencers are unafraid to take risks. They’re confident they’ll succeed (or learn from their failures). Confidence
energy Influencers get people exc#ed. They have contagious energy.
Planning Influencers set objec$ves and develop plans to accomplish them.
Networking Skills Influencers are all about building rela$onships.
Timing Influencers have a special knack for knowing when to act (or not).
Generosity Influencers are givers.
Charisma Influencers have charisma that inspires us to listen to them.
Technology Influencers embrace new tools that can help increase produc$v#y .
Responsibility Influencers are ethical and strive to be helpful.
Integrity Influencers mean and do what they say.
Ambition Influencers vow to be great and achieve pos!ve outcomes.
Open minds Influencers don’t pretend to have all the answers.
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