MASTER THE ART OF PERSUASION | 18 PSYCHOLOGICAL TRICKS on CONTROLING ANY PERSON OR SITUATION | STOIC

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[jodyrobertson]

Thank you for teaching us how to defend ourselves against people without integrity, morals, and ethics!

[BrinleyBlogette]

1. Use someone’s name - in a genuine manner
2. Smile sincerely - genuinely with crows feet lol
3. Moderately mirror speech patterns and gestures
4. Ask for a SMALL favour
5. Reciprocity - when will be seen as most valuable for the other
6. Encouraging authentic scarcity or at risk of becoming inaccessible(limited).
7. Validating others emotions - creates a safe space (practice listening and acknowledging the emotion they’re expressing)
8. Curiosity- provoke questioning. Leave room for mystery and questioning
9. Hallow Effect - when single attributes cause someone to unknowingly associate other positive attributes with you . First impressions matter!
10. Active listening to comprehend the speakers full message, recognize the emotion
11. Contrast - example: offering a higher price before the price or starting with a complex topic before an easier one
12. Touch - asses the situation, context, place you’re in lol
13. Consistency - get it in writing and they’ll most likely stick to it lol
14. Social proof
15. Emotional contrast- problem / solution
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17. Uniqueness- make them feel valued
18. Anticipation - create suspense
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[happyshabangu]

These teachings are so powerful we must not take them for granted, I applied them every day of my life and they helped me a lot, I'm now calm in difficult situations and Im able to deal with different kinds of people's behavior especially at work, I just thank God to reveal such teachings that we never knew about, may he bless you all who are listening to stoicism and hope that we all apply these principles and become better person and teach others 🙏🙏❤️❤️

[viviennemarsh]

Thank you, I agree that practicing these basic, simple but powerful acts certainly impacts the life the giver and and the receiver. And the impact is both negative and positive. That is why, as you continue to emphasize, the intention must be for the good. Thank you again. "The principle of sowing and reaping, " that the Bible teaches is definitely the foundation to these great lessons.

[bettybella]

Please, these are not TRICKS, these are wonderful & useful PRINCIPLES to be applied in everyday living. Thank you for sharing.

[salamanderbaynaturalhealth]

Thank you. This reminds me of how important good manners aid our social harmony

[aninelaehr]

To be consciously conscious and presently present! Gratitude

[aseyoga]

As a psychologist, these powerful principles are not "tricks." Using the word "trick" diminishes the message. A trick is "a cunning or skillful act or scheme intended to deceive or outwit someone." A trick is a gullible person who is easily tricked out of their money. Prostitute clients are also called tricks. You harm your own message and, unfortunately, have other people mirroring your word.

[patriciagonzalez]

I agree! The power of a genuine smile can melt ice. These psychological tricks are very handy and wise. I will definitely put them in practice. Thank you!

[colinbarnard]

Social Work 101. Never 'trick'. That word trivializes the intent, and the act. These are professional tools for relationship building in the social services. Very well organized and presented.

[Canyoudigityesyoucan]

I think that these principals are very powerful and transformative. They foster cooperative and harmonious relationships.

[odztdgp]

I recognise being genuinely your best self, give genuinely with compassion.

[tonylopez]

Mind over body.
Encouraging and inspirational!

[thejourneyofwisdom]

Stoic philosophy teaches us that 'We have power over our mind—not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength.' (Marcus Aurelius) This video wonderfully explores how mastering persuasion is less about controlling others and more about understanding our own minds and reactions.

How do you think Stoicism can further enhance our skills in persuasion, especially when it comes to psychological strategies? I’d love to hear everyone’s thoughts and experiences!

[moonshinest]

Mind over body...who knew?!
This has been highly enlightening, and I am thoroughly intrigued. I am about to binge this entire channel 😊
Thank you for your valuable insights into the human psyche.

[Luckystoic]

My sweet STEPMOM passed away from Cancer, bacterial meningitis, lungs infection, kidney failure, fits, strokes internal bleeding and finally heart failure. She was only 48 year old , but I know she’s in Heaven!!! She wasn’t just my mom, but my best friend. Please pray for her.

[normanbyam]

I am taking my mind back from my body because my body has become the mind changing the way that I do things takes me out of all behaviors and patterns

[leonordeaguiar]

This is a really good teaching, thank you for taking the time to share xx

[euricardoeucastro]

Mind over body will be my personal flag henceforth. Thank you so much for your help. Congratulations for the wonderful work.

[bettybella]

THE ART OF LISTENING IS VERY ESSENTIAL IN COMMUNICATION/DIALOG.
ACTIVE LISTENING IS A LEARNED SKILL.