Persuasion (Review and Analysis of Lakhani's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Dave Lakhani's book "Persuasion" shows that persuasion is the art and science of getting exactly what you want. In its highest form, you can use persuasive techniques to position yourself as an expert and to help other people get what they want. In his book, the author explains how persuasion can and must be used to create win-win situations for everyone involved. This is a key distinction between manipulation and persuasion. Manipulative techniques never result in a lasting relationship, whereas those relationships based on the use of persuasion do endure.
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Book Presentation: Persuasion by Dave Lakhani
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Summary of Persuasion (Dave Lakhani)
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MAIN IDEA
Persuasion is the art and science of getting exactly what you want. In its highest form, you use persuasive techniques to position yourself as an expert and to help other people get what they want. Persuasion can and must be used to create win-win situations for everyone involved. This is a key distinction between manipulation and persuasion. Manipulative techniques never result in a lasting relationship, whereas those relationships (business or personal) based on the use of persuasion tools do endure.
A map of the overall persuasive process is:
Persuasion truly is the art of getting what you want. Most of us throughout our lives have failed to reach the levels of success that we dreamed of, and not because it was not available to us. We have failed to reach those reasonable goals because we have failed to persuade those who can help us achieve them. And the biggest reason they will not help is because we have not asked them. People cannot help you achieve your dreams of success if they do not know they exist. But remember, as Zig Ziglar says, ‘You can get everything in life you want if you will just help enough other people get what they want’. The art of persuasion is identifying what the people you are persuading want and helping them achieve it. Virtually every element of human interaction involves some level of persuasion.
– Dave Lakhani
About the Author
DAVE LAKHANI is president of his own consulting firm specializing in business acceleration, Bold Approach, Inc. He is a successful entrepreneur having started ten businesses over the past twenty years. Mr. Lakhaniis also a public speaker, trainer and author. His consulting assignments have included IBM, US Army, Rogers Media, Micron, GE and Wizard Academy.