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In this episode, we are exploring Lee Hartley Carter's "Persuasion" argues that effective influence transcends logic and hinges on emotional connection. The author contends that people are primarily moved by feelings, values, and identity, not just facts. True persuasion, therefore, requires empathy, understanding individual values, and utilizing storytelling to create relatable emotional experiences. Carter emphasizes the importance of respectful tone, clarity in messaging, and consistency, noting that people decide emotionally and then justify with logic. By prioritizing emotional engagement and building trust, individuals can foster genuine connection and facilitate meaningful change. The book suggests shifting from overpowering with facts to connecting through heartfelt understanding.
https://a.co/d/2245xER
In this episode, we are exploring Lee Hartley Carter's "Persuasion" argues that effective influence transcends logic and hinges on emotional connection. The author contends that people are primarily moved by feelings, values, and identity, not just facts. True persuasion, therefore, requires empathy, understanding individual values, and utilizing storytelling to create relatable emotional experiences. Carter emphasizes the importance of respectful tone, clarity in messaging, and consistency, noting that people decide emotionally and then justify with logic. By prioritizing emotional engagement and building trust, individuals can foster genuine connection and facilitate meaningful change. The book suggests shifting from overpowering with facts to connecting through heartfelt understanding.
https://a.co/d/2245xER