6 Universal Principles: 1. Reciprocity - People want to say yes to people who have given them something first 2. Liking - We prefer to say yes to people we like (do this by finding commonality with opponent) 3. Authority - We say yes to people who are competent/experienced 4. Social Proof - If our peers are doing something, we think it's a good idea too ("this is our most popular item" boosts sales) 5. Scarcity - We like something that is rare, not easily accessible 6. Commitment & Consistency - If we asked people to take a step towards us, they continue to because they've already invested (eg. doctor's office with scheduling)
Look at his body language, He keeps eye contact throughout the session along with changing his voice tone high up and low. He also use hand gestures to make it for interesting. By doing all above things he successfully persuaded the interviewer to listen & believe what he was saying, the interviewer leans forward toward him and he too keeps eye contact throughout the interview.
I have been looking for this comment. Notice how the interviewer follows him. Bob is great at persuading no doubt but the interviewer is smart and strategic with his questions. He is a pro, notice how He asks pertinent questions that will steer Bob to talk more😃😃😃😀
Accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior and you will be saved. John 3:16 (share the good news of the gospel around the world!) Have a wonderful day/night, may the LORD bless you all, and farewell!,.,,,,,
What a time we live in one guy can stand out so much for actually knowing how to do their job and competently well, that we all pause to admire him for just doing his job. A sad commentary on modern interviewers.
Dear Ben Patton --- I once had one of Mr. Cialdini's books in my personal library, but then I lost track of it. I am a big fan of R. C. I have to wonder if you are related to the General himself, George Patton! How PERSUASIVE do you think George was as a high-ranking general in the U.S. Army? I'm guessing he was darned persuasive, wouldn't you? I'm wondering what your experience has been playing the persuasion game? Does your ability to make money, is it related to how persuasive you are when you are talking to people about whatever it is you have to offer the marketplace? I'm guessing that it is. I am a Christian pastor. Can you think of any line of work in which it behooves the "persuader" to be as persuasive as possible with respect to the person you are talking to, than being a Christian pastor? On top of that, I believe I have the gift of evangelism! That obviously means that a good portion of my time is devoted directly to "persuading" the person I'm talking to, to accept God's offer of salvation. --- Pastor Jack Barker
@@jackbarker3329 mom says that when I see someone use words like "darn" on the Internet I have to tell her so she can make sure they get into trouble. You have broken my little heart :'(
As a long-time sales trainer and having used Bob's ideas in countless ways, I can tell you that you will learn more about selling from his insights than you will from most other so-called sales trainers. My advice is to listen very carefully, make notes and then go back and ask yourself, "how can I apply this?". Try one idea and see what happens.
It’s just 7 days and the outbreaks are well treated and unseen. Thank you so much Dr. Aloha for curing my HSV 1&2 completely. #Autism #Cancer #Herpes 🌱🍵ruclips.net/channel/UC_YFEEZEr1BxGkNg1d4vqww❤️🍀
How would you use these ideas to get help Medically? ive basically had doctors tell me my pain is just in my head, and ive had others tell me they believe me, but there isn't much that can be done. what would you do?
I spent 4 days on a course with Bob Cialdini some years back. He's one of the kindest, most sensitive people I've ever met. His book is a fascinating read. Well worth it.
Alot of these kinds of books and presentations are good because they help remind us old sales people of sales tips-tools we have forgotten and they keep us sharp. This is groundbreaking info. Not only that, but he backs it up with factual examples. I'm going to have to watch it again, take notes, then think of ways to implement these tips into my own industry to help my customers.
I don't know how I even got here or why it was in my suggestions but I'm glad I stayed. That was awesome and very informative. I'm an entrepreneur and this I feel like this info will fill in the gaps of what's missing in my small business.
The whole thing about making people write down their appointment as a social proof doesn't include how it could just easily be from the act of making the person write it down, you remember something much better when you write it down versus hearing it (the person writing it for you and handing it to you).
This is what I LOVE! Formulas/algorithm tactics... Learning frameworks.. I have grown to love psychology in so many ways... It began with Tony Robbins introduced me to Neuro Associative Conditioning but pre-suasion is a whole different animal.
Is is one of the few videos that's worth every second of attention. Thank you for keeping things focused on the spread of information, rather than personal stories or self-promotions.
If you need to force someone's arm for personnal gain, this is your time. You can sell crap now. Or you can work for pharmacy company marketting drugs.
It’s just 7 days and the outbreaks are well treated and unseen. Thank you so much Dr. Aloha for curing my HSV 1&2 completely. #Autism #Cancer #Herpes 🌱🍵ruclips.net/channel/UC_YFEEZEr1BxGkNg1d4vqww❤️🍀
Actually using this information in real life requires a lot of practice. And it doesn't just work. It works on some people and you have to change which techniques you rely on and how you enable them person to person. Being a truly great sales person is about reading people's minds
Mr Cialdini, my heartfelt thanks for your , passion and genuineness in sharing. So much wisdom, eye opening, thx again. The interviewer Mr Schurenberg is very professional never interrupt or talking too much. Big thx too.
"Attentional Bias" -13:13 "What's focal is perceived as causal. What we are paying attention to normally in our environment are causes." At the very end of the segment, he comes full circle with the attentional bias has an antidote.
I love the way he speaks , so calm and comforting and so clear and coherent, very eloquent .. Very pleasant to listen to. Thank you so much for your informative videos ❤❤❤
WOW, I learnt so much, so many great strategies and tips and I felt like I had a long great seminar and it was only 34 minutes and jam packed with powerful tips.
absolutely brilliant, what intelligent people. i enjoyed the flow of conversation and how he immediately had a response for every question and didnt have to think hard about it. brilliant! i learnt a lot
Excellent interview, Inc. I have to say that most interviews I see I race through and pick things up. On yours, I watched it all, paused and even rewound. Its was so good. I found Professor Cialdni's answers short and useful (contrast with some other academics that take you into a deep hole) and Eric Schurenberg's questioning technique was absolutely first class in homing in on the most important parts of the research being discussed. Great video. I learnt such a lot form it! Thanks for posting.
And this is the level of Psychology I Love. Imagine The top Global companies hiring/contracting Specialists like this to Market their products. And I Love it. Because if they can do it, then I can do it too. Ethically of course... *Smirks*
It's unbelievable how very few people realize that book The Influence by Mr. Cialdini is the SECRET KEY to results that you want in business and life. I have read that book at least 20x and if I would need to attribute my success to one specific tool, it would be this book. And funny enough, it costs nothing in comparison to the results it brings. Amazing!
Did anyone notice the small percentage of dislikes compares to likes? I tend to pay attn to dislikes because I'm fascinated that some people will dislike anything they watch. This video is well in the bottom of my observations of likes vs dislikes.
Oh. I watch the like to dislike ratio too. I think I have found about two videos that do not have any dislikes at all after being posted for a couple of years.
‘Nothing is as important as you think it is, while you are thinking about it.’We overvalue the things we are paying attention to. Kahnerman is normally associated with Prospect theory … that in times of uncertainty we normally give more weight to losses rather than gains. Interesting.
I get his point about context influencing choices. It is important where you are when you ask someone for something, like the flower shop example. I find people are much more likely to agree to my demands when they are locked in my basement in the dark with nothing to eat.
I finished this video with the realization that the things he's talking about are most probably not as important as he's currently persuading me they are. This is too meta for my brain
There is a new principle of influence in the latest updated version of Influence called Unity. I learned about Dr. Robert Cialdini last year and after reading all his books I have had my mind blown so many times by his work that I'm now going through every podcast/interview of this legendary man.
Open hands transparency and honesty. Notice his tone and hand gestures are in sync with his words. He gives his words more value and engages the interviewer in a more compelling way.
Man, the value in this short half hour video is the biggest example of how powerful Internet is and how lucky we are to be able to acquire such valuable knowledge this fast and free.
I want to learn the functioning of human beings, of their brains in particular... so that I can exploit that, exploit them, for my own gain. Learning to do that even better. Thanks! :)
I usually don’t care about what he’s listed when it comes to what makes me say yes to purchase something. Maybe I’m strange. I usually say yes to the people who seems sad… or trying really really hard bc I feel bad for them. Nothing else affects my decision.
I used to not be able say no to anything just about I had to work on that part of me because it got me in real trouble. I've learned to say No. But these tricks do work...
I always thought a small house limited my imagination. I confirmed it when I moved into my newly built open plan modern house. Thanks for the info. In open expansive spaces, people think in open expansive ways. That's it.
Wow! This is a resourceful discussion; full of of valuable points. You xan twll thia ia a real aythority . I must follow this channel. I must but the book. I will apply the knowledge. .Thank you..
This was a strange video. He's SO engaging that the weird jumps in editing almost made it seem like I'd lost time or something similar to being hypnotized and then snapped out of it immediately by the weird jumps in camera angles
As a rideshare driver, I’ve experienced, that giving (the first persuasive principle) Monty are bottles of water, drastically increases the amount of tips I’ve rec’d vs. when I didn’t.
I am surprised that this interview of Mr. Cialdini by the President of Inc. has not elicited more comments than it has because the whole persuasion game is such an important aspect of almost every business out there. --- Jack Barker
Get them to say yes by saying no, it's easier. Such as, have you given up on... Or, would it be out of the question..., Would it be unreasonable to/for etc...
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6️⃣ Main
1️⃣ 03:22 +42% Reciprocity.
2️⃣ 03:49 Likeability.
3️⃣ 04:17 Authority.
4️⃣ 04:33 +13-20% Social Proof (Popularity).
5️⃣ 05:52 +50% Scarcity.
6️⃣ 06:22 +18% Consistency (Commitment).
1️⃣1️⃣ Complementary
7️⃣ 08:10 Framing (Comfort vs Cost).
8️⃣ 10:42 Military (Individual vs General Strategy).
9️⃣ 13:13 Focus ≠ cause.
1️⃣0️⃣ 15:25 False confession.
1️⃣1️⃣ 18:54 Fear = Abundance (Group)
1️⃣2️⃣ 20:28 Attraction = Scarcity (Individual).
1️⃣3️⃣ 21:32 Mistery (Cliffhanger, "Need To Close").
1️⃣4️⃣ 24:12 Authority (Counterargument).
1️⃣5️⃣ 25:37 Environment (Out Of The Box).
1️⃣6️⃣ 27:06 +27% Place Attraction (Flower Store).
1️⃣7️⃣ 29:40 *3 Togetherness.
1️⃣8️⃣ 31:49 Focusing illusion = Anchoring (attention overvalue).
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1️⃣&2️⃣...
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6 Universal Principles:
1. Reciprocity - People want to say yes to people who have given them something first
2. Liking - We prefer to say yes to people we like (do this by finding commonality with opponent)
3. Authority - We say yes to people who are competent/experienced
4. Social Proof - If our peers are doing something, we think it's a good idea too ("this is our most popular item" boosts sales)
5. Scarcity - We like something that is rare, not easily accessible
6. Commitment & Consistency - If we asked people to take a step towards us, they continue to because they've already invested (eg. doctor's office with scheduling)
Thnx
😊 thanks
Appreciate it !!! Aris
Thank You
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Look at his body language, He keeps eye contact throughout the session along with changing his voice tone high up and low. He also use hand gestures to make it for interesting. By doing all above things he successfully persuaded the interviewer to listen & believe what he was saying, the interviewer leans forward toward him and he too keeps eye contact throughout the interview.
You fell for that horse shit? Bruh.
@@Miamitalentg You're here too, aren't you? :)
Yet his over surgically enhanced face and his fake friendly persuasion is abhorrent to anyone with intuition.
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@@raquelreich4690 How can I decipher that? :)
Anybody building an algorithm? You're at the right place
OMG, this interviewer is a pro he is so interested in what this expressive man has to say, very good interview both sides...
I have been looking for this comment. Notice how the interviewer follows him. Bob is great at persuading no doubt but the interviewer is smart and strategic with his questions. He is a pro, notice how He asks pertinent questions that will steer Bob to talk more😃😃😃😀
Accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior and you will be saved. John 3:16 (share the good news of the gospel around the world!) Have a wonderful day/night, may the LORD bless you all, and farewell!,.,,,,,
What a time we live in one guy can stand out so much for actually knowing how to do their job and competently well, that we all pause to admire him for just doing his job. A sad commentary on modern interviewers.
@@jimba6486 true, these days mediocrity is the norm.
Yep it's so bad "these days". Wonder how competent medieval peasants we're at interviewing, basic rhetoric or reading...
6 universal principles .... reciprocity, likability, authority, social proof, scarcity, and consistency
Dear Ben Patton --- I once had one of Mr. Cialdini's books in my personal library, but then I lost track of it. I am a big fan of R. C. I have to wonder if you are related to the General himself, George Patton! How PERSUASIVE do you think George was as a high-ranking general in the U.S. Army? I'm guessing he was darned persuasive, wouldn't you? I'm wondering what your experience has been playing the persuasion game? Does your ability to make money, is it related to how persuasive you are when you are talking to people about whatever it is you have to offer the marketplace? I'm guessing that it is. I am a Christian pastor. Can you think of any line of work in which it behooves the "persuader" to be as persuasive as possible with respect to the person you are talking to, than being a Christian pastor? On top of that, I believe I have the gift of evangelism! That obviously means that a good portion of my time is devoted directly to "persuading" the person I'm talking to, to accept God's offer of salvation. --- Pastor Jack Barker
Thanks Ben!
And Botox
Online Income Police he was looking for likability 😂😂😂
@@jackbarker3329 mom says that when I see someone use words like "darn" on the Internet I have to tell her so she can make sure they get into trouble. You have broken my little heart :'(
As a long-time sales trainer and having used Bob's ideas in countless ways, I can tell you that you will learn more about selling from his insights than you will from most other so-called sales trainers. My advice is to listen very carefully, make notes and then go back and ask yourself, "how can I apply this?". Try one idea and see what happens.
It’s just 7 days and the outbreaks are well treated and unseen. Thank you so much Dr. Aloha for curing my HSV 1&2 completely. #Autism #Cancer #Herpes 🌱🍵ruclips.net/channel/UC_YFEEZEr1BxGkNg1d4vqww❤️🍀
How would you use these ideas to get help Medically? ive basically had doctors tell me my pain is just in my head, and ive had others tell me they believe me, but there isn't much that can be done. what would you do?
I spent 4 days on a course with Bob Cialdini some years back. He's one of the kindest, most sensitive people I've ever met. His book is a fascinating read. Well worth it.
this comment has pre-framed 13.5% skeptics into book buyers.
what is the name of the book?
@@liliparodicoachensaludynut7643 "Influence: Science and Practice"
What about the talibán? Damn liar
@@healthyfood661 thx
I have no real interest in the persuasion industry, but the psychology behind all this is truely fascinating.
I turned into this video reading the word psychology first.
Well, for one - it helps you to protect yourself against the persuasion industry...
The more we know about the psychology of persuasion the less likely we will be manipulated by the sales industry etc
Sales is persuasion, persuasion is selling. You are reading persuasion with a negative association.
Then I advise you to look/think deeper. What's a job interview if not a sales call by the applicant?
Alot of these kinds of books and presentations are good because they help remind us old sales people of sales tips-tools we have forgotten and they keep us sharp. This is groundbreaking info. Not only that, but he backs it up with factual examples. I'm going to have to watch it again, take notes, then think of ways to implement these tips into my own industry to help my customers.
Persuasion is one of the most important tools in life.
Couldn't agree more!
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Especially when your trying to get laid
But not the "most" important.
I agree.
I don't know how I even got here or why it was in my suggestions but I'm glad I stayed. That was awesome and very informative. I'm an entrepreneur and this I feel like this info will fill in the gaps of what's missing in my small business.
I was distracted by the Botox comments for awhile, lol. What’s your business? I’m learning to apply for my business too.
Cialdini is a legend. Read his first book in my 20's. Amazing book, in my top 10 reads.
The amount of value in this video is insane!
I could’ve listened to you guys talk for 12 hours straight. Amazing interview and such valuable information.
The whole thing about making people write down their appointment as a social proof doesn't include how it could just easily be from the act of making the person write it down, you remember something much better when you write it down versus hearing it (the person writing it for you and handing it to you).
This is what I LOVE! Formulas/algorithm tactics... Learning frameworks.. I have grown to love psychology in so many ways... It began with Tony Robbins introduced me to Neuro Associative Conditioning but pre-suasion is a whole different animal.
Is is one of the few videos that's worth every second of attention. Thank you for keeping things focused on the spread of information, rather than personal stories or self-promotions.
If you need to force someone's arm for personnal gain, this is your time. You can sell crap now. Or you can work for pharmacy company marketting drugs.
Think you were taken in... most of his examples are assumptive not factual. (I checked out many of his claims)
Every second and every minute is precious.
It’s just 7 days and the outbreaks are well treated and unseen. Thank you so much Dr. Aloha for curing my HSV 1&2 completely. #Autism #Cancer #Herpes 🌱🍵ruclips.net/channel/UC_YFEEZEr1BxGkNg1d4vqww❤️🍀
Ok I’m
"nothing is as important as you think it is, while you are thinking about it." - I need this guys book pronto!
😂
Robert Cialdini is by far the best out there. Read all his books. He the monster of influence.
Applause, this Professor should be adopted in every school and every book related to company management.
I have a BA in psychology. Cialdini was influential in a number of courses.
Pun intended?
Actually using this information in real life requires a lot of practice. And it doesn't just work. It works on some people and you have to change which techniques you rely on and how you enable them person to person. Being a truly great sales person is about reading people's minds
It's all about body language and Emotions and tone of voic
Mr Cialdini, my heartfelt thanks for your , passion and genuineness in sharing. So much wisdom, eye opening, thx again. The interviewer Mr Schurenberg is very professional never interrupt or talking too much. Big thx too.
My appreciation for this content, love being educated
2021... I can't get enough of this man. Marvellous!
OHH MAN, ....... THIS IS BEST SESSION ON MARKETING AND SALES EVER I HAVE UNDERGONE.
Robert caldini is an amazing man to listen to. His study's are what make the world go round in my opinion.
"Attentional Bias" -13:13 "What's focal is perceived as causal. What we are paying attention to normally in our environment are causes." At the very end of the segment, he comes full circle with the attentional bias has an antidote.
I love the way he speaks , so calm and comforting and so clear and coherent, very eloquent ..
Very pleasant to listen to.
Thank you so much for your informative videos ❤❤❤
I love vids that gets straight to the point and this interview does that. Fantastic Info!
Nike keeps telling us everytime!
6 universal principles .... reciprocity, likability, authority, social proof, scarcity, and consistency
Nike keeps telling us everytime!
His voice is extremely soothing
That's part of the persuasion; I've noticed a lot of 'sales' types have this.
Extremely effective if the potential customer happens to get ASMR!
This man will make me a millionaire soon.
I love those teacher or anyone who are exited to teach us something new
WOW, I learnt so much, so many great strategies and tips and I felt like I had a long great seminar and it was only 34 minutes and jam packed with powerful tips.
absolutely brilliant, what intelligent people. i enjoyed the flow of conversation and how he immediately had a response for every question and didnt have to think hard about it. brilliant! i learnt a lot
Excellent interview, Inc. I have to say that most interviews I see I race through and pick things up. On yours, I watched it all, paused and even rewound. Its was so good. I found Professor Cialdni's answers short and useful (contrast with some other academics that take you into a deep hole) and Eric Schurenberg's questioning technique was absolutely first class in homing in on the most important parts of the research being discussed. Great video. I learnt such a lot form it! Thanks for posting.
his books are just as good
As a behavioral scientist you have successfully kindled an interest in these concepts!
Rare to hear this precious conversation which can appliciable to our life.Thank you both of you so much, sir.
His passion for what he knows. WOW!!! Just ordered my copy.
And this is the level of Psychology I Love. Imagine The top Global companies hiring/contracting Specialists like this to Market their products. And I Love it. Because if they can do it, then I can do it too. Ethically of course... *Smirks*
lolliz100 words words words. You see every millionaire talking about how it sucked at the beginning, dont give up man
What's focal appears to be causal. Brilliant! Thank you for the presentation.
It's unbelievable how very few people realize that book The Influence by Mr. Cialdini is the SECRET KEY to results that you want in business and life. I have read that book at least 20x and if I would need to attribute my success to one specific tool, it would be this book. And funny enough, it costs nothing in comparison to the results it brings. Amazing!
It's not the book it's YOU
Good job
This is some of the best information I’ve found on RUclips yet even from all the great people that I follow and listen to
Thanks a lots for both of you. Required to be viewed many times
Did anyone notice the small percentage of dislikes compares to likes? I tend to pay attn to dislikes because I'm fascinated that some people will dislike anything they watch. This video is well in the bottom of my observations of likes vs dislikes.
Oh. I watch the like to dislike ratio too. I think I have found about two videos that do not have any dislikes at all after being posted for a couple of years.
‘Nothing is as important as you think it is, while you are thinking about it.’We overvalue the things we are paying attention to.
Kahnerman is normally associated with Prospect theory … that in times of uncertainty we normally give more weight to losses rather than gains. Interesting.
Michael Douglas doing the intervew is a bonus!
Exceptional interview. Bob you’re a real go-getter. thanks 😊
I get his point about context influencing choices. It is important where you are when you ask someone for something, like the flower shop example. I find people are much more likely to agree to my demands when they are locked in my basement in the dark with nothing to eat.
Now that's persuasive
Too funny
Preach Brotha, Preach! This information was gangsta! Loved every sec, thx Prof!
I finished this video with the realization that the things he's talking about are most probably not as important as he's currently persuading me they are. This is too meta for my brain
i think he did
Lol
Momera lollsssss
No, they’re important as hell trust me. I know
Nah you're just right. That's the end of the thought, you being correct lol.
such a humble, calm personality
Great interview. Excellent content & advice from Dr Robert Cialdini!
Exactly a year after posting and here I am. Not a mere coincidence. Very useful information. I'm so glad
Brief description of the battle for winning your mind.
i beg to differ. MK ULTRA.
Thanks @Inc. for sharing this incredible interview. Awesome points shared. Both books are must-reads for anyone in leadership positions.
Robert cialdini is a very Interesting professor...Had me glued the whole time wow. I'm speechless.
*am gonna apply these techniques straight away.
There is a new principle of influence in the latest updated version of Influence called Unity.
I learned about Dr. Robert Cialdini last year and after reading all his books I have had my mind blown so many times by his work that I'm now going through every podcast/interview of this legendary man.
Influence really opened my mind, Robert you're a true genius brother!
Open hands transparency and honesty. Notice his tone and hand gestures are in sync with his words. He gives his words more value and engages the interviewer in a more compelling way.
Wonderful clip indeed.Thanks a lot to both the questioner and the responder as well. 👍
I love the way you present this subject. Thank you.
This is a masterpiece
I own several brick and mortar furniture stores. This video is excellent and all my staff will be mandated to watch it.
This is my new morning video
Man, the value in this short half hour video is the biggest example of how powerful Internet is and how lucky we are to be able to acquire such valuable knowledge this fast and free.
The interviewer should have been screaming "yes" all through the video due to the strong eye contact of the professor.
That guy is packing some serious meat. Really brought his power package for this one.
😂😂😂😂
Focal is causal
It's surgery
🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's funny. I'm still laughing. Thank you. That's his how to get laid package. I'm going out tonight with a cucumber down my pants. Wish me luck!
I want to learn the functioning of human beings, of their brains in particular... so that I can exploit that, exploit them, for my own gain. Learning to do that even better. Thanks! :)
it's so good it needs a rewatch
Que capacidade de explicar um assunto. Grande Professor...
Great interview
No fluff this dude's good
I usually don’t care about what he’s listed when it comes to what makes me say yes to purchase something. Maybe I’m strange. I usually say yes to the people who seems sad… or trying really really hard bc I feel bad for them. Nothing else affects my decision.
This is a really great presentation.
This is why personal and business budgeting is so important.
Chris Voss would have a field day with this guy
That would be epic! The Vs battle we need! 🙏🏽😂
I used to not be able say no to anything just about I had to work on that part of me because it got me in real trouble. I've learned to say No. But these tricks do work...
Absolutely fascinating! Thank you so much for this valuable information
I always thought a small house limited my imagination. I confirmed it when I moved into my newly built open plan modern house.
Thanks for the info.
In open expansive spaces, people think in open expansive ways. That's it.
Such great content! I’m going to watch again and again and make notes.
Wow! This is a resourceful discussion; full of of valuable points. You xan twll thia ia a real aythority . I must follow this channel. I must but the book. I will apply the knowledge. .Thank you..
Nice interview, it is a great summary of the Influence book in few min
This was a strange video. He's SO engaging that the weird jumps in editing almost made it seem like I'd lost time or something similar to being hypnotized and then snapped out of it immediately by the weird jumps in camera angles
Excellent Advice, Dr. Robert Cialdini. thank you
(Advice, and not opinion) 😉
As a rideshare driver, I’ve experienced, that giving (the first persuasive principle) Monty are bottles of water, drastically increases the amount of tips I’ve rec’d vs. when I didn’t.
That was very interesting im going to use some of these brilliant ideas.
Wow that was awesome! 👏
This man could sell me my own shirt.
Supplies are limited. Times running out.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 thank you. Your comment made my day 😄👍
This kind of content is priceless.
What a lovely and informative interview.
Finally a very usefull video that does not waste time and its packed with value, my full appreciation :) !
Awesome discussion! Mind opening! Start creative meetings outdoor!!
Love those words that promise yet always give exploitation due to extreme covetousness.
I am surprised that this interview of Mr. Cialdini by the President of Inc. has not elicited more comments than it has because the whole persuasion game is such an important aspect of almost every business out there. --- Jack Barker
This is excellent. Love his knowledge and his energy. He loves what he does & it shows. Glad to have watched.
Thank you so much for this!
His voice hypnotise me 😵💫
Great interview. Well done!
Get them to say yes by saying no, it's easier. Such as, have you given up on... Or, would it be out of the question..., Would it be unreasonable to/for etc...