5 tips to speak more persuasively
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The document provides 5 tips for speaking more persuasively. The tips are to listen first to lower resistance, replicate the other speaker's point of view to gain respect, avoid harsh language to stay focused on the problem, repeat your view to influence the other person psychologically, and speak the truth to prove your point and speak confidently.
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5 tips to speak more persuasively
- 1. 5 Tips to speak more persuasively
- 5. 1. Letting other speaks first lowers the chances of resistance 2. You sound friendly to opposer 3. Chances of listening your views highers in number
- 7. 2. Replicate speaker’s point of view in few beginning words
- 9. 1. It will unconsciously tilt slightly opinion of opposer without his awareness 2. You sound respecting other’s views 3. Opposer may also respect and favor you in back although a little
- 11. 3. Avoid harsh, sarcastic and abusive language
- 13. 1. Using abusive language causes distraction from actual problem 2. Opposer may get advantage of this situation 3. Desired result will be hardest to get
- 17. 1. Humble repetition of your view again psychologically equips the psychology of opposer 2. Repetition should be in present tense 3. Repetition may solid your opinion
- 21. 1.Truth finally and at last proves it self 2. Speaking truth is the simplest tactic to speak confidently 3.Truthfulness is half of victory
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