The power to persuade #2

September 1, 2007

Dear Friend,Let me tell you a story.

There once was a man who was a failure in everything he did. He managed to get a decent job though, but his co-workers continued to belittle and mock him because he can’t seem to get anything right.

On the contrary, his boss was a persuasion expert. Instead of scolding the man, his boss motivated him and made him a much better person.

Whenever the man made a mistake, his boss would say, “It’s ok. We all make mistakes all the time. I know you will learn from this experience and you’ll do much better next time.” This act boosted the man’s ego.

Whenever the man did something right, even if it’s the littlest thing, his boss would praise him and say, “You’re very much improved. Good job!”

His boss would sometimes even assign him good qualities that he may not even possess yet.

Because the boss expected the man to be capable of doing great things, and by assigning him qualities that he may not even possess at that moment, the man became highly successful.

The reason?

If you expect and assign good qualities to someone, that person will exert voluntary effort to live up to your expectations.

Can you feel the power of persuasion? If you want to become a persuasion wizard and get anything you want by motivating and persuading others, then you must go to:

http://tomdeano.mikecpa.hop.clickbank.net

To Your Success,
Thomas Dean

P.S. Having great persuasion skills has become a necessity in today’s world in all aspects of our life where we intend to “get what we want” from others in a win-win situation. Discover its power at:

http://nickname.mikecpa.hop.clickbank.net

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1 Comment Add your own

  • 1. Dedy  |  September 4, 2007 at 2:55 am

    Halo Thomas Dean

    Thanks for your story about how to persuade people. It takes a lot of patient to persuade people, you know!

    I’m looking forward for your next story.

    Regards

    Dedy

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