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Hi Gary,
Yup, that’s one of my favorites. People are busy and sometimes, they need that trigger to take action and a deadline is a great tool for that. It works on me too!
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Hi Lebert,
Galing no? I highly suggest you get his book “Influence” one of the best investments you can make when it comes to learning persuasion. Just use it for good 🙂
Best,
Allan
Hi Allan,
Thank you for this!
Honestly, I’m surprised that those tips are just that simpl but sometimes taken for granted.
Anyway, I like all the principles but what struck me most is the Principle of Reciprocity. It’s like “Do unto others what you want others would do to you.”
God bless!
Reply Thanks, Anna! Yeah, reciprocity is indeed powerful. It’s really our human nature to return any favor we receive. Scarcity is one of my personal favorites. It takes me back to finishing homework when the deadline is near, so yeah, it works!
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I like more about the principle of reciprocity. I can relate more to that. It’s returning the favor.. even if you don’t ask them to. Most Filipinos are like that. We grew that “utang na loob” is something that should be innate to us. In our family,our parent brought us to good schools, worked hard for us just to finish our studies, no matter what it takes. So, to give back to them..we say YES to immediately find a job to earn, to achieve our dreams for them. So, for me that is my favorite principle.
Anyway, other principles are good too!
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Powerfull!!! I go for LIKING i think its the most easy, comfortable, and most powerfull of the 6.
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