Words That Change Minds: The 14 Patterns for Mastering the Language of Influence
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Influencing & Persuading, Negotiating, Leadership, Conflict Resolution, Sales and Customer Service.
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LAB Profile® methodology to diagnose and
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develop solutions to any communication problem.
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present and desired organizational cultures in
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determine the appropriate change methodology for maximum sustainable
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identify communication patterns within the team and between this team and others,
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first six categories in the LAB Profile® will show you how different people trigger their motivation and what language you will need to use to capture their interest.
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each Pattern is described in its pure form.
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What is your LEVEL of activity? There are two Patterns:
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Proactive mode initiate. They tend to act with little or no consideration, to jump into situations without thinking or analyzing.
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Reactive mode, people tend to wait for others to initiate or until the situation is right before they act.
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believe in chance and luck.
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wait for others to initiate and then respond.
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reasonable to assume that the person you are profiling is in the middle,
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attention to the person's sentence structure and body language, as they will be giving you their Pattern throughout your conversation:
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positions that require taking the initiative,
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work well in outside sales,
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highly Proactive person, ask the applicants to phone instead of sending in a résumé. (Reactive
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Reactive Pattern in the work Context
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allow them to respond to...
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research and analytical jobs need someone who can spend a lot of ...
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Most people and most positions have a mixture of ...
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To what degree will this person need to take the initiative?
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How much of the job consists of responding, analyzing, or depending on the actions of others?
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strong Proactive Pattern at work will be impatient with bureaucratic delays or
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internal politics, and may even go outside of their bounds, stepping on others' toes to get things done.
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you will need to channel their energy in appropriate directions.
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If they don't have opportunities to use their high level of energy, they will become frustrated or bored, and as a result may use their initiative in unproductive ways.
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You may need to remind them to think bef...
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Put them in a situation that they disl...
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Reactive Pattern at work will generally not take the initiative and will feel stressed or anxious when asked to do so.
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motivate Reactive people by matching their Pattern. "Now
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Chances are that they will be waiting for someone else to solve problems or make improvements for them.
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they will need to think and do, respond and initiate.
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tasks and responsibilities that allow enough of each.
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use both sets of Influencin...
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Proactive purchasers want to buy right away.
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Reactive people will be more likely to buy if you suggest that this is what they have been waiting for,
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"Haven't you waited long enough to get what you really want?"
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"Once you have this, you'll unders...
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is the term we use to describe a person's way of making distinctions about
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Confronting a person is probably counter-productive.
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stop and acknowledge them and/ or their Criteria without any caveats.
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test (a comparison of the results of 2 marketing approaches) with the strategy
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three of the most powerful words in human communication:
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what will trigger them into doing something, such as setting goals.
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"How does this activity fit in with what I want to accomplish?"
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Toward preference
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he is highly motivated to do whatever it takes
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freedom to