Do you repel people? Are you being offensive, pushing too hard, or saying the wrong things? As I interview prospects who have said no, the responses I get are interesting. They told you it was too expensive, and they toldl me I did not trust them. Statistics show that this is happening to you.

Let’s get into some of these complaints and things you could be doing that repels the people you are contacting. What are those common persuasion mistakes, and sales blunders costing you money?

Why Some Decisions Feel Right While Others Don’t

These mistakes are silent influence killers. Most people will never say anything to you that will alert you to the fact they are feeling this way. They are more comfortable lying to you—so they don't hurt your feelings. They walk away and simply never deal with you again. The challenge is you don’t even know you are doing these blunders.

Join me for this week’s podcast as I discuss all the mistakes you could be making, and how to fix them.

Who's the better persuader? Is it the lively Extroverts thriving on social energy? Or maybe the contemplative Introverts harnessing the power of introspection? Could it be the versatile Ambiverts, navigating seamlessly between both worlds? Or perhaps the enigmatic Omniverts, fluctuating between the extremes?

Rethinking the Extraverted Sales Ideal - The Ambivert Advantage

Think about it - your vote might align with your personality trait. If you're an introvert, you might swear by the subtle power of quiet persuasion, while extroverts might champion the bold approach of their outgoing nature. We break down all the details all this weeks all-new episode!

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Twenty years ago, a team led by Giacomo Rizzolatti at the University of Parma in Italy made a radical discovery: mirror neurons. These specialized brain cells were found in Macaque Monkeys and would activate when the monkey performed an action and when it observed another monkey performing the same action.

Mere agreement A similarity-based persuasion mechanism

You can create more engaging, relatable, and persuasive sales interactions by understanding and using mirror neurons. Want to discover additional ways to get your prospect’s mirror neurons to fire on command? Join me for this week’s podcast on Use Mirror Neurons To Influence Without Detection. I will take a deep dive in the science and application of mirror neurons.

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