kenrick cleveland - dna of persuasion (2)
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Double Helix- DNA of
Persuasion
Ten Step Persuasion Formula
Start1. Set Intention
2. Unconscious Hello
Intro
3. Who am I Story
4. Overview
5. Vision Elicit Criteria
Lock It In
6. Anchor
7. Seeding
8. Presentation
Closing
9.Review
10. Fire Anchor and Close
Story Telling - Dave Lahkani Myth Model
Three Questions
First Question
Two Questions
Third Question
The Hero's Journey
Myths
The Call toAdventure
Business Call toAdventure
Dave's call
Cross the ThresholdLeaving thereOrdinary BusinessWorld Behind
Dave
The Innermost CaveBusiness
Dave
Death andResurrection
Business
Dave
ElixirBusiness
Dave
How to Find Your Story
Steps
Develop Interest -The HOOK
Defining Moment
Unique Background
Helping Them Drawtheir Own LogicalConclusion
Building Credibility -Social Proof
Know Your Story
Lay Out Your Story
Tell Your Story
Elicit their story
Tell their story back to them
Close the story
Dr. Eric Knowles
Approach Avoidance Model
Behavior Activation System
Behavior Inhibition System
Two SalesStrategies
Alpha
Omega
Three Kinds ofResistance
Reactance
Inertia
Skepticism
Omega Strategiesfor Resistance
Reactance
Change theRelationship
Depersonalize theRequest
Minimize theRequest
Always Say Yes
AcknowledgeResistance
Paradoxical Use ofResistance
Skepticism
Provide Guarantees
Reframe theProposal
Change the Time Frame
Change theComparison
Distract from theSkepticism
Inertia
Increase Self-Effiacy
Minimize the Change
Acknowledge theResistance
Disrupt the Inertia
Require Choices
Approach Avoidance ModelOffer choices
Criteria
Definition
Context
Physical
Emotional
Present
Life
Elicitation
1) Why did youdecide to meet withme today?
2) What importantabout ____?
3) What importantabout ____ ?
Alternate
4) Ultimately, if youhave that, what willit do for you?
Softening
Listen for It
Advanced Method
Images/Sounds
Feelings
Conscious
NextLeverage It
Fulfill It
Towards/AwayTowards
Away
Elicit Life Values
Anchoring
ProcedureBeing there
States to Elicit
Practical Strategy
Power andLongevity
LanguagePatterns
Adverb/Adjective
1) Naturally
2) Easily
3) Unlimited
Other Examples
Awareness
4) Aware
5) Realize
6) Experience
Other Examples
Temporal
7) Before
8) During
9) After
Other Examples
Spatial
10) Among
11) Beyond
12) Expand
Other Examples
Cause and Effect
13) And
14) AsImplied Cause and Effect
15) Causes
16) Because
Quotes Pattern
Other Examples
Commands
17) Now
18) Stop
Other Examples
Double Helix - DNA of Persuasion.mmap - 25.02.2006 -