Simple but effective psychology 18 tricks win every day
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1. Smile before starting to talk
He used to try to smile a little before he started talking to anyone. Even on heart days.
Not very bright, but instead found that smiles can dissolve tension, change the atmosphere to relax, and make people
In front, feel ready to talk to us more.
2. Call the name of the person in front
He observed that every time he mentioned a conversation partner's name, the feeling of connection was immediate, like the other person perceived that he existed, was important, and had more special space in our hearts than he thought.
3. Use open body language
He used to fold his arms around him and found that he had built a wall so unknowingly that he turned his shoulders on, sat straight and soothing his eyes, and the conversation immediately flowed as if the air around him was lighter.
4. Ask instead of ordering
He used to change the way from direct to thoughtful questioning, and found that it made people feel more involved, more valuable, and more willing to cooperate.
5. Be quiet
He used to use silence a few seconds after asking a question, and then saw that it gave the other person more opportunity to tell than intended, to listen to new views that we had never expected.
6. Specific viewing
He used to admire his friends for small things that he did well, such as speaking clearly at meetings, and found that specific compliments build deeper energy because they let people know that their efforts are really perceived.
7. Bow your head a little when thank you.
He tried to bow his head down and say thank you, and immediately saw the other person's face turn into a smile because of a small gesture.
This communicates sincerity much louder than words.
8. Repeat what the other party said.
He used to listen so intently that he could repeat the essence of what his interlocutors told, and found that it evokes a sense of confidence that we truly value and care about listening.
9. Catch the tone rhythm
He used to naturally adjust the tone close to the other, and found that flowing with his rhythm made
The feeling of distance disappeared almost immediately.
10. Give credit in front of others
He once praised his colleagues' work in front of others and saw that it created a huge sense of pride.
Even stronger because goodness is seen in public.
11. Tap gently appropriately.
He used to put his hand on his friend's shoulder in an encouraging rhythm.
And feel the positive power sent to each other only warmly.
But it must be used with respect and appropriateness to the situation.
12. Communicate with short eyes.
He used to make eye contact for only a few seconds during the crucial phase of the conversation, and found it weighted up our words as if underlined with confidence.
13. Use the word we instead of you
He used to change from pointing out what the other side had to do to saying that we would do this together.
Instead, it became a feeling on the same side.
14. Rest one second before answering.
He used to stop taking a deep breath for a second before saying the answer.
And found that it made the idea clearer.
That we really value what he says.
15. Laugh in a relaxed rhythm.
He used to let loose laughter during the conversation and saw that it made the atmosphere unfold as incredibly open.
The door makes it easier for the heart to talk to each other.
16. Use a narrative instead of a straightforward one.
He used to convey what he wanted people to understand through personal narratives and found that people remember more clearly because narratives are more powerful than just ordering or telling.
17. Accept the mistake first.
He used to start by admitting that he had made a mistake before explaining something else, and found that it reduced the defense of what we were going to say.
18. End with gratitude
He used to close every conversation with thanks, even if it was a little bit not overlooked, and this always made people want to meet, want to work, and want to talk to us again.
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