MindMap Gallery 28-Day Workplace Expression Training Camp
In this book, the author provides a 28-day training plan to help readers gradually improve their expression skills through different exercises and activities.
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This is a mind map about plant asexual reproduction, and its main contents include: concept, spore reproduction, vegetative reproduction, tissue culture, and buds. The summary is comprehensive and meticulous, suitable as review materials.
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Understand contingency
10 Negotiation thinking
Golden sentence
You have been on the road to convincing others all your life.
"Three I" Persuasion Model
Id (animal nature): Answers the question "should I?" Pursue happiness and avoid pain.
Superego (social): Answers the “should or shouldn’t” question. Ideal pursuits and values.
Self (Reality): Answering the “can” question. Weigh the pros and cons.
Collaborative triangle persuasion formula
Give identity (persuading superego): First let the other person know whether you should do it or not.
Point out the needs (persuading the ego): tell him the pros and cons and satisfy his needs.
Teaching method (convincing self): Let the other person feel that it is easy to do this and he can do it.
11 Empower subordinates
Golden sentence
It’s not that you need to have leadership skills to become a leader, but only with leadership skills will you be able to be a leader in the future.
Einstein: The answers to all questions lie in higher dimensions.
True persuasion is not that you change others, but that you help others change themselves.
Three principles for persuading subordinates
Understand the other party’s motives
Morality first, interests later
Leave the other party with a choice
Three major methods of persuasion
Synergy Triangle Formula Upgraded Version
Adjust identity (superego); make good use of rights (id); create convenient conditions (ego)
ABC persuasion formula
Accept accepts behavior; Broaden expands horizons; Choose provides choices
Motivational formula
Timely incentives; refining methods; feedback and summary
12. Take control of the conversation
Three major issues in persuading leaders
Pounce at the first sign of fire, explain in a hurry
You should first let your leader know that your direction is consistent with his, and then make different suggestions.
No reference was given when expressing
Use easy-to-understand expressions or expressions commonly used by leaders to describe them so that leaders can better understand and understand them.
Just talk about difficulties without any plan
Communicate with suggestions and plans, and let leaders answer multiple-choice questions rather than question-and-answer questions
Three Principles of Persuading Leadership
Respond promptly
Corresponding to leadership node thinking (grasp the big and let go of the small)
Show numbers and results
Corresponding to leadership data thinking (let leaders see key figures)
Always have plan B ready (standby, foil)
Corresponding leadership decision-making thinking (Think of a plan first, then let the leader make the decision. Don’t expect the leader to think of a solution for you)
Negotiation skills to persuade leaders
"Reject - Give in" strategy
Make high demands and induce the other person to say "no"
Give in gradually to give the other person a sense of control
Then put forward real needs and let the other party say "Yes" for the real purpose.
13 Persuasion through framing
structured questioning
Default
Begin by quoting or talking about a generally accepted concept to implant a correct belief
association
Relate concepts to products by asking questions
Shape value
Inherit the previous assumptions and associations, introduce products and shape value by citing relevant examples.
7 common customer resistance points
I need to think about it
What to consider? Why don't you just ask me directly when you go back and think about it yourself?
Product is too expensive
Be careful not to deny users in a hurry
Time and energy issues
Life is a road, run fast at critical moments
Product over budget
Budgeting is to achieve results and is goal-oriented
Have satisfactory products
Did you get the benefits you wanted when you switched to this product? Why refuse the same opportunity as before?
ask someone again
Determine whether the other party is the decision-maker
economic depression
The economic downturn will pass. Only by being prepared can we stand out when the economy improves.