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Meet the author | p. x |
In one minute | p. xi |
Your questions about persuasion answered | p. l |
What is persuasion? | p. l |
Persuasion and communication | p. 3 |
Neuro-linguistic programming | p. 5 |
Other techniques you will learn | p. 7 |
Children and persuasion | p. 7 |
The history of persuasion | p. 8 |
Modern theories of persuasion | p. 9 |
Twenty ways to communicate better | p. 14 |
Remember that you can't not communicate | p. 14 |
Know your starting point | p. 16 |
Improve your skills | p. 17 |
Be a good listener | p. 17 |
Respect others | p. 18 |
Like other people | p. 18 |
Be genuine | p. 18 |
Develop empathy | p. 19 |
Show warmth | p. 19 |
Encourage people to talk | p. 20 |
Use questions | p. 20 |
Reflect | p. 21 |
Give feedback on strengths | p. 21 |
Think about appearance and body language | p. 22 |
Manage your stress | p. 22 |
Develop patience and resilience | p. 22 |
Remember things | p. 23 |
Think before you speak | p. 24 |
Build rapport and get your message across | p. 25 |
Use NLP | p. 25 |
How NLP can change your life | p. 27 |
What is NLP? | p. 27 |
The language of NLP | p. 29 |
Basic assumptions of NLP | p. 30 |
Eye accessing cues | p. 30 |
Four pillars of NLP | p. 30 |
Values and beliefs | p. 32 |
Sensory acuity and calibration | p. 32 |
Meta programmes | p. 33 |
Meta programmes and persuasion | p. 34 |
Modelling | p. 34 |
The state you're in | p. 35 |
Metaphors and storytelling | p. 36 |
Why you have to know about assertiveness | p. 38 |
Why assertiveness? | p. 38 |
When should you be assertive? | p. 39 |
How assertive are you? | p. 40 |
Non-assertive behaviour | p. 42 |
How to be more assertive | p. 43 |
How to be more assertive and persuasive | p. 44 |
Other ways to be assertive | p. 45 |
How to work out exactly where you're going | p. 50 |
Know where you're going | p. 50 |
How to know where you're going | p. 52 |
What really matters to you? | p. 53 |
Goals or outcomes? | p. 55 |
The formula for success | p. 55 |
There is no failure, only feedback | p. 56 |
What everyone should know about listening | p. 58 |
Are you a good listener? | p. 58 |
The key to being an active listener | p. 59 |
Memories | p. 61 |
Active listening skills | p. 63 |
Showing empathy | p. 63 |
Body language | p. 64 |
Meta programmes | p. 65 |
Structure your listening | p. 65 |
How to hear what your body is saying | p. 68 |
The silent communicator | p. 68 |
Not one size fits all | p. 69 |
Sending the wrong message | p. 69 |
How to walk the walk | p. 71 |
Handshakes | p. 72 |
Clothing and accessories | p. 73 |
Using your voice | p. 74 |
The eyes have it | p. 75 |
Personal space | p. 75 |
Head positions | p. 76 |
Body positions | p. 77 |
Don't talk with your hands | p. 77 |
Cultural variations | p. 77 |
Now for the clever bit - NLP | p. 78 |
Interpreting | p. 79 |
Eye accessing cues | p. 80 |
Matching and mirroring | p. 81 |
Softly, softly | p. 81 |
Rapport, rapport, rapport | p. 84 |
How not to build rapport | p. 84 |
What is rapport? | p. 85 |
Characteristics to aim for | p. 85 |
Empathy revisited | p. 86 |
Warmth | p. 87 |
Consistency | p. 87 |
Genuineness | p. 88 |
Use people's names | p. 88 |
Make people feel good and important | p. 88 |
How to do small talk | p. 89 |
Use open-ended questions and statements | p. 89 |
Meta programmes | p. 90 |
Charisma | p. 91 |
The secrets of getting your message across | p. 94 |
The essence of persuasion | p. 94 |
How to lose people's attention | p. 95 |
How to keep attention and get your message across | p. 91 |
The rule of three | p. 98 |
Matching to your audience | p. 99 |
Choose your words carefully | p. 99 |
Electronic communication | p. 100 |
Easy ways to chase the nerves away | p. 104 |
Stay calm if you want to persuade | p. 104 |
What is stress? | p. 105 |
How stress makes you feel | p. 105 |
How you breathe | p. 106 |
Feeling calm | p. 107 |
Ten ways to stay calm | p. 107 |
What you need to know about conflict and negotiation | p. 115 |
Changing people's behaviour | p. 115 |
Conflict | p. 116 |
Resolving conflict | p. 117 |
From conflict to negotiation | p. 118 |
Negotiation de-mystified | p. 118 |
Let's start at the very beginning | p. 119 |
Win-win negotiating | p. 121 |
Negotiate with skill | p. 121 |
Where to negotiate | p. 122 |
Cut to the chase | p. 123 |
Good planning | p. 124 |
Don't get personal | p. 124 |
Getting down to the nitty gritty | p. 125 |
Ten steps to persuasion | p. 128 |
Persuade anyone with NLP | p. 128 |
Ten steps to persuasion | p. 129 |
Taking it further | p. 135 |
Books | p. 135 |
Organizations and websites | p. 136 |
Contacting the author | p. 137 |
Index | p. 139 |
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