How to Sell Anything by Tony Robbins *rare video

TJ Hoisington
6 Sept 202021:12

Summary

TLDREl guion ofrece una visión profunda sobre la persuasión, enfocándose en la importancia de establecer una conexión (rapport) y comprender las necesidades de los demás. Se discuten técnicas como el anclaje de estados y la congruencia personal para influir en las decisiones de los individuos. El guion enfatiza la necesidad de ser congruentes y persistentes, incluso frente a un 'no', hasta encontrar el estado interno que lleva a un 'sí'. La persuasión se presenta como una habilidad vital que trasciende la venta de productos, impactando en relaciones personales y profesionales.

Takeaways

  • 😌 La persuasión comienza con la identificación del estado de compra del cliente y anclar ese estado a tu producto.
  • 🔍 Es importante desarrollar una relación (rapport) con la persona antes de intentar venderle algo, para que se sienta cómodo y en desacuerdo.
  • 🤝 Para construir un buen rapport, es necesario ser como el otro, usar técnicas de imitación como tono de voz, patrones de respiración, gestos y movimientos oculares.
  • 👀 Identificar las necesidades del cliente es fundamental; preguntar sobre lo que mejoraría en su vida si pudiera.
  • 💡 Al conocer las necesidades, se puede usar la técnica de anclaje para vincular el producto con el deseo del cliente de cambiar ciertas cosas en su vida.
  • 📈 La lógica y la razón son importantes en la persuasión, pero solo después de haber establecido un buen rapport y haber identificado las necesidades del cliente.
  • 💰 Afrontar y confesar las objeciones comunes como 'no tengo suficiente dinero' o 'no tengo tiempo', y transformarlas en oportunidades para mostrar el valor del producto.
  • 🌟 Mostrar el 'cielo' si se toma la acción deseada, es decir, describir los beneficios y el impacto positivo que tendrá en su vida.
  • 🚫 No aceptar el 'no' como respuesta final, sino verlo como una señal de que el cliente necesita más información o no está en el estado adecuado para aceptar.
  • 🔄 Mantener la congruencia y la pasión a lo largo de toda la interacción, lo que incluye asumir la venta y guiar al cliente hacia la decisión correcta.
  • 📝 El cierre no es solo un final, sino también una oportunidad para involucrar a otros y asegurar una mayor participación y compromiso.

Q & A

  • ¿Qué son los dos pasos simples para persuadir a alguien según el guion?

    -Los dos pasos simples para persuadir a alguien son identificar el estado de compra de la persona y anclar ese estado a tu producto.

  • ¿Por qué es importante desarrollar un vínculo (rapport) antes de intentar vender algo?

    -Es importante desarrollar un vínculo para que la persona sienta que tú entiendes sus necesidades y que tú y ella sois similares, lo que facilita la aceptación de tus sugerencias o productos.

  • ¿Cómo se puede identificar el estado de compra de una persona?

    -Se puede identificar el estado de compra de una persona a través de la observación de su comportamiento, tono de voz, gestos y la información que ella misma comparta sobre sus necesidades y deseos.

  • ¿Qué es 'anclar' un estado y cómo se relaciona con la persuasión?

    -Anclar un estado significa asociar un sentimiento o estado emocional específico con un producto o idea. Esto ayuda a la persona a recordar y reproducir ese estado emocional cuando se presente el producto o idea.

  • ¿Por qué es crucial no asumir la venta inmediatamente después de identificar las necesidades de alguien?

    -No asumir la venta inmediatamente es crucial porque es necesario seguir desarrollando el vínculo y proporcionar información relevante para que la persona tome una decisión informada y voluntaria.

  • ¿Cómo se puede usar la técnica de 'mirroring' para desarrollar un vínculo con alguien?

    -La técnica de 'mirroring' implica imitar sutilmente las acciones, el tono de voz, los patrones respiratorios y los movimientos oculares de la otra persona para establecer un vínculo y mostrar empatía.

  • ¿Qué es 'atacar y confesar' en el proceso de persuasión y cómo se aplica?

    -Atacar y confesar es anticipar y abordar posibles objeciones que puedan tener las personas, como el tiempo o el dinero, y hacerlo de manera proactiva para disolver esos obstáculos antes de que surjan.

  • ¿Cómo se puede utilizar la 'solución' en la persuasión para aumentar la probabilidad de éxito?

    -Al utilizar la 'solución' en la persuasión, se presenta claramente los beneficios y resultados positivos que se lograrán si la persona sigue adelante con la decisión propuesta, lo que motiva a la persona a tomar acción.

  • ¿Qué es el 'cierre' en el contexto de la persuasión y por qué es importante?

    -El 'cierre' es el acto de finalizar la conversación con una decisión o compromiso por parte de la persona. Es importante porque consolida la decisión y evita que la incertidumbre o la procrastinación afecten el resultado deseado.

  • ¿Por qué es mejor no aceptar el 'no' como una respuesta definitiva en la persuasión?

    -No aceptar el 'no' como una respuesta definitiva es mejor porque puede ser un indicativo de que no se ha entendido completamente la necesidad o deseo de la persona, o que no se ha presentado la propuesta de manera efectiva.

  • ¿Cómo se puede mantener la congruencia personal durante el proceso de persuasión?

    -Se puede mantener la congruencia personal durante la persuasión a través de la sinceridad, la coherencia en las acciones y palabras, y mostrando una verdadera pasión y convicción en lo que se está proponiendo.

Outlines

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😀 Persuasión: Identificar y anclar el estado de compra

El primer paso para persuadir a alguien es identificar su estado de compra y anclarlo a tu producto. La estrategia de ventas debe ser más informativa y no abrumadora. Se enfatiza la importancia de desarrollar una relación (rapport) antes de intentar vender, utilizando técnicas como la imitación de tonalidad, respiración, gestos y movimientos oculares para generar un 'me too' en el cliente. La persuasión exitosa también implica comprender las necesidades del cliente y usar la información para adaptar la presentación del producto o servicio a su experiencia y deseos.

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😉 Descubrir necesidades y cerrar la venta

Este párrafo se enfoca en cómo descubrir las necesidades específicas de un individuo y usar esa información para cerrar una venta. Se sugiere que, una vez identificada la necesidad, se puede utilizar la ilógica y la razón para convencer al cliente de la valía de un producto o servicio. También se discute la importancia de asumir la venta, es decir, actuar con la confianza de que el cliente comprará, y cómo abordar y prevenir las objeciones comunes como el tiempo y el dinero, utilizando técnicas de 'ataque y confesión'.

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🤔 Gestión de objeciones y cambio de estado

Este segmento del guion explora cómo manejar las objeciones de los clientes y cambiar su estado emocional para facilitar la persuasión. Se discute la técnica de 'ataque y confesión', donde se anticipan y se abordan las objeciones comunes, y se utiliza la idea de un cambio repentino de actitud para mostrar al cliente cómo sería su vida si superara esas barreras. También se enfatiza la importancia de tener una actitud congruente y de no aceptar la negatividad sin cuestionarla, sino redirigirla hacia una perspectiva positiva.

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💡 Persuasión: Uso de la lógica y la razón

En este párrafo, se profundiza en el uso de la lógica y la razón en el proceso de persuasión. Se sugiere proporcionar detalles importantes y racionales para convencer al cliente, siempre y cuando se haya establecido una conexión emocional y se haya identificado su necesidad. Se enfatiza la importancia de la congruencia y la confianza en la oferta, y cómo la persuasión no debe ser agresiva, sino más bien una guía para que el cliente tome una decisión informada.

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🚀 Conclusión de ventas y superación de objeciones

El último párrafo del guion se centra en la conclusión de ventas y cómo superar las objeciones del cliente. Se describe un enfoque donde se anticipan las objeciones de dinero y tiempo, y se sugiere una técnica de 'ataque y confesión' para abordarlas. Se discute la importancia de la continuidad en la comunicación y la construcción de un compromiso con el cliente, utilizando la entusiasmo y la congruencia para cerrar la venta. Además, se menciona la necesidad de no aceptar el 'no' como una respuesta final, sino como una oportunidad para proporcionar más información y continuar con el proceso de persuasión.

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Keywords

💡Persuasión

La persuasión es el proceso de influir en la forma en que otra persona piensa o actúa. En el video, se presenta como un tema central, donde se enfatiza la importancia de identificar el estado de compra del cliente y anclarlo a un producto. Se utiliza como un medio para convencer a las personas asistir a un seminario, ejemplificado por la frase 'so all you have to do to persuade, someone is do two simple things'.

💡Estado de Compra

El estado de compra se refiere a la mentalidad o disposición de un individuo para realizar una compra. En el script, es el primer paso para la persuasión, donde se sugiere identificar y anclar este estado al producto para influir en la decisión del cliente.

💡Anclaje

El anclaje es una técnica utilizada para vincular un estado emocional específico a un estímulo, como un producto o una idea. En el video, se menciona como una herramienta clave para la persuasión, donde se debe 'anchor that state to your product' para influir en la percepción del cliente.

💡Rapport

El rapport es la creación de una conexión o entendimiento mutuo entre dos personas. En el script, se destaca como una parte fundamental de la persuasión, donde se indica que 'the first part of this football field called persuasion is to identify or develop what rapport', y se relaciona con la capacidad de influir en las personas.

💡Congruencia

La congruencia se refiere a la armonía entre las palabras, las acciones y las intenciones. En el video, se menciona como un aspecto importante de la persuasión, donde se debe mantener la congruencia en la comunicación para ser efectivo en la persuasión, como se ilustra en 'you've got to be congruent'.

💡Objeción

Una objeción es una razón o argumento que alguien puede plantear en contra de una propuesta o venta. En el script, se discute cómo abordar las objeciones comunes como 'i don't have enough time' o 'i don't have enough money', y cómo utilizar técnicas como 'attack and confess' para superarlas.

💡Comprobar

Comprobar, en el contexto del video, se refiere a la acción de confirmar o verificar la validez de algo. Se utiliza para enfatizar la importancia de asegurarse de que el cliente comprende y está de acuerdo con la propuesta, como en 'you know what before i tell you more, i want to say something'.

💡Conexión Emocional

La conexión emocional es la capacidad de establecer una relación con otra persona a través de la emoción. En el video, se sugiere que para persuadir, es importante 'put them in a state', es decir, crear una conexión emocional que haga que el cliente se sienta identificado con el producto o la idea.

💡Estrategia de Venta

Una estrategia de venta es un plan o conjunto de tácticas diseñadas para influir en la decisión de compra de los clientes. En el script, se menciona que el vendedor debe entender y 'tapping the strategy' del cliente, lo que significa adaptar la persuasión a las necesidades y deseos del cliente.

💡Compromiso

El compromiso es la promesa o decisión de seguir un curso de acción. En el video, se resalta la importancia de obtener un compromiso del cliente, como se muestra en 'you've got to get them to commit', para asegurar que la persuasión resulte en una acción concreta.

💡Cierre de Venta

El cierre de venta es el punto final del proceso de ventas donde se consolida la decisión de compra. En el script, se describe cómo el cierre implica 'bringing things together', como en 'the close simply means to be able to bring, things together', para culminar la persuasión con una compra.

Highlights

Persuasion involves identifying the 'buying state' and anchoring it to a product.

The importance of developing rapport before attempting to persuade.

Matching and mirroring tonality, gestures, and eye movements to build rapport.

The ineffectiveness of direct sales pitches without establishing rapport.

Understanding the needs of the individual before sharing personal experiences.

The role of congruency in persuasion and maintaining rapport while persuading.

Using embedded commands and anchoring to elicit specific responses.

Addressing common objections such as time and money by reframing the value proposition.

The significance of commitment in the persuasion process and the importance of momentum.

The use of logic and reason in the persuasion process to provide details and build trust.

The concept of 'attack and confess' as a persuasive technique.

The importance of sensory acuity in understanding and responding to the state of others.

The role of enthusiasm in persuasion and its ability to influence others.

The necessity of continuous commitment and the use of 'yes' momentum in persuasion.

The final stage of persuasion involves showing the positive outcomes of taking the desired action.

The art of closing involves bringing together different parts to create a sense of completion.

The power of persistence in persuasion, as demonstrated by top salespeople getting sales after multiple 'no's.

Transcripts

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so all you have to do to persuade

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someone is do two simple things

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one you have to identify and ideally

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that first step you're going to do is

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you're going to identify

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the buying state

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one and two is you're going to anchor it

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anchor that state

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to your product

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now ideally right i wouldn't just push

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it that fast right because their

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strategy maybe have more information

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but once i've identified that state and

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can set it off consistently can i get

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this person to attend the seminar yes or

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no

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it was absolutely about doubt it's just

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like i've impoverive in the dogs

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it's a lot of people go on they teach

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sales persuasion they go say this and do

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that and say there's some do that and

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say do this

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hey that's all garbage here's what you

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do to be able to do this these two

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pieces

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now if you want to see it in the content

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shape

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here's how you persuade first part of

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this football field called persuasion is

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to identify

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or develop what rapport you got to

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develop a pool you don't walk up and go

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hey babies you ever feel like you have

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pure xc and you ever want to do that

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again come fill out this ticket

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that that won't work real well right

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they're going to go what are you

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you go ecstatic now i don't know they'll

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just

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that'll get their attention i don't know

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if it'll have the effect you want the

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point is you gotta have rapport how many

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of you can get developed before by

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matching mirroring tonality breathing

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patterns

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gestures eye movements anything raise

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your hand aha so the first part down

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rapport

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simple you want people here to say me

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too me too not

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so what right

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if you go around and you say hey this is

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the most incredible thing that's like

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when i did it

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it's like i met god right in the center

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of the coals and like

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i just wanted to just like you know feel

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like i was going on my surfboard down

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this incredible

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wave in maui and and what are they gonna

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be saying

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so what because is that what they would

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do

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no so do you want to tell them all about

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your experience until you first find out

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what their experience would be so you

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need to find out what their needs are

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first thing i do is rapport on me too

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you got to be like them see then when

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you start to share something

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they're going to go god if she really

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believed she really had that experience

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and

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hey i probably would have the same kind

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of experience here's the problem in most

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persuasion

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a person goes out and they're all like

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this hey this is really great you gotta

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go this thing is so fabulous right and

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the other person is in kinesthetic

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right and they can't figure out why the

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guy won't go the guy goes home maybe

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next time mary

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is that going to be are you going to be

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effective in your persuasion there no

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way because you blew it right up front

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you're not putting them in the state

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before you put them in state when first

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thing you need to do is have rapport

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so when you're talking that person you

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don't want to be over grady and come by

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and kick them in the face and go god

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it's such a fabulous seminar you can do

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anything you want in it

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that doesn't work what you've got to be

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able to do is enter the world

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and in entering the world say you know

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if there's anything at all you could

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have in your life right now what would

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that be

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the person goes i don't know if you

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didn't know what would it be

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oh god if i could just if i could just

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feel like you know my relationship with

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my wife

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could work you know people will tell you

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that kind of stuff when you have report

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won't they and people discover that

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they'll tell you stuff they won't tell

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anybody else

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i was in jerry west's office the other

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day i was really excited he's my hero a

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basketball player so you know probably

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the greatest guard that ever played

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and i spent two hours with him and

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rickering was with me and we were both

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kind of laughing and looking each other

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back and forth because he kept saying

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god i never didn't

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tell anybody this stuff but you know i

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mean tell us more stuff

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why do you do that because we are poor

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right we have total rapport my point is

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you say something like that and someone

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said well you know i don't know i just

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wish that my self-image would change see

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once they tell you

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all those things what have you

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identified

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their needs now do you have enough

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information you know

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idea general idea about how these

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seminar principles like anchoring and

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rapport

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and knowing what you want and turning

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resistance and assistance and love

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strategies

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do you have enough information there to

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affect just about anything any human

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being wants

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you better believe it so all you've got

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to do is find out what that is and then

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find out what would it be like if that

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relationship totally did work

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well it would be fabulous i mean would

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it be really fabulous think oh yeah

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or you can give them a certain look you

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don't have to make the sound right as

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long as you duplicate it exactly

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or if you're friends right you're

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sitting here would it really be fabulous

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if you're sitting next to them you don't

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have to reach across your slap

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just touch them right some people get

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really carried away with their anchors

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they think they have to go up and go

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you don't have to do that to anchor

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somebody right all you got to do is just

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go

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what would really be it right you know

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they're sitting next to you like that

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like that lady's anchoring her right now

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and laughter right

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right try it try it again watch what

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happens

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see she still smiles still laughs my

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point very simply is this

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that if you ask somebody like that you

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can find a human's needs

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what they really want and they need and

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they only tell you that at first you've

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got what

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rapport so here you're identifying

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you're getting rapport

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right and you're finding out

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simultaneously you want to find out what

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it is find out

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what it is that they need find out

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if you if you had if you could change

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anything in your life right now and

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what would you change oh i like it all

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the way it is well if you could make

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anything better what would you make

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better well

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nothing oh so you're just going to stay

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like you are now then forever

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well no i won't be like i am from now

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forever well if it could be better how

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would it be better

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most people will tell you you don't have

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to go through all this stuff with them

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they'll go well

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i don't know i really like it say well

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you know if something could be a little

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bit better what would it be

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i said well you know i'd like to be able

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to earn more money

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well what would it take for you to be

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able to earn more money in your business

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well i don't know i if i could learn to

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persuade more and

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or if i could learn to you know build

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rapport with my boss

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you know see what have you identified

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real specific needs

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say let me ask you a question if you

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could go spend

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a few hours with someone who was an

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absolute master in that area of human

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communication

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relationships business whatever it could

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be if you could spend that and by the

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end of that time have the skill to be

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able to change that right away and the

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support to do it too

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would it be worth taking some time and

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some energy and some capital to do

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would it be worth it i mean to get all

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that you want for the rest of your life

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or to get with this particular thing

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would that be worth it

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so you've got to be able to what we call

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close someone right you've got to be

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able to get them to make a what

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decision and more importantly a

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commitment because see people

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the normal approach to human beings is

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they will just put things off

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people put things off that's a normal

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approach what you got to do is get them

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to commit

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and some people when they start to do

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that if you if all of a sudden you

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change your physiology and you go

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so what would it be worth if you were

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going to do that and this and that

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are you going to be able to have this

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person be persuaded no because are you

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in rapport anymore

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biggest problem in persuasion is guys

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got rapport the whole time right

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and then they go to ask for the money

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and what happens

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well uh um i got this seminar huh

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would you uh uh maybe like to go

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is that how you do it no you're just

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just congruent you're going

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you got to go to this thing it'll give

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you that answer and it's well worth it

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here fill this thing out

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but i know the money put on a nice

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charge or a visa whatever it takes you

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got to go

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right you go but but but but you just go

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what do you mean

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bottom line is what you've got to do is

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you got to go to this thing do you want

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to continue to live this way with this

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thing happening in your life well no

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do you want to change it yes and you got

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to go here write a check

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don't mount it too hard whatever it

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takes

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see congruency will do it if you have

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that congruency and if you fill their

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needs you'll do it but you got to have

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rapport and you got to find out what

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they need

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the next piece here is in this

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persuasion pieces sometimes you got to

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give people a certain amount of logic

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and reason

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but notice if this was a football field

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40 yards of the football field is

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identification rapport

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getting reports of the same me too not

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so what finding out what their needs are

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and having them like you personally and

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think you're like them that way when you

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say it's worth it will they believe you

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but if you're in a different kind of

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person will they believe you no they're

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going to go well they like it because

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they're different

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but if you're like them and you like it

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they're going to go well they like that

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they're like me

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ah okay so logic and reason is the

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second part that is notice that's maybe

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10 yards of the football field

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10 yards meaning that you're just going

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to give them a few details

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you know it's 125 well worth every piece

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it'll be at this place get a pencil

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write this down write down so-and-so

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address

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do you ask him do you want to go no of

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course

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you don't want to ask him that you

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assume the sale if you found somebody's

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needs and you feel it do you have the

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right to assume the sale

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you better believe it in fact if you

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don't you're not showing any personal

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power or any respect for that individual

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if they have a true need and you know

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you can fill it and you don't

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then not only have you not had any value

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but you've probably taken some away

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because you got them to remember the

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things they don't like in their life

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see what you want to do is get them to

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be clear what it is that they can

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improve their life and then show them

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how to do it right away

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so the bottom line is that you say

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here's what it is and the way to give

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logic and reason is go write this down

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grab a pencil come on

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right you gotta have that kind of

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congruency and if you have rapport can

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you say write this down will people

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respond if you have a report

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oh yes if you don't have a report it

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won't work rapport is the presupposition

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for all this effectiveness

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so you say write this down it's okay

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it's on march 22nd or

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that's right march 22 here's where it is

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write this down it's this location and

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as they're writing it down they're

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already beginning to unconsciously begin

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to

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commit to being there so you give them

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the logic and reason the next piece is

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called

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attack and confess attack and confess

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part of the persuasive process you must

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attack and confess

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that is there are a couple things that

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come up for human beings in any human

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transaction

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that is getting humans to do anything

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buy things go places do things

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these are basically three major

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objections you'll hear in your lifetime

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number one i don't have enough what time

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right in most cases you're gonna hear i

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don't have enough time because people

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don't like to admit they don't have what

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money so they go i'm busy i don't have

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time right so the bottom line is that's

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one the second one here is i don't have

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enough money

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and the real reason why people don't do

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things is they don't believe it's worth

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it

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which simply means that you haven't

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tapped their strategy you haven't put

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and tapping the strategy means you

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haven't put them in a state

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where they would feel how you'd want

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them to feel or how they'd want to feel

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in order to go

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see if someone says i don't believe i

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should go this thing i don't think it's

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worthwhile well if you did believe it

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was worthwhile how would you feel

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what would happen if you right now all

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of a sudden instantly you changed and

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instantly you started to think hey this

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is really worthwhile

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if you were to do that right now what

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would have changed what are you talking

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about

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just think for a second what if this

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thing was totally worthwhile what if

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this thing was worth

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every ounce every penny every time every

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amount of energy that you would invest

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in it

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and it would come back tenfold would you

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want to go then and they go

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well yeah of course what have you done

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just now by using that set of language

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patterns in order to understand you they

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had to process that didn't they

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in order to process that it's like

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saying don't spill the milk in order not

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to build the milk

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you got to process what spilling them

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looks like so if you say to them what

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would it be like if all of a sudden

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instantly you change what am i also

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doing

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embedded commands i'm saying all of a

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sudden you changed and you believed it

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was worthwhile

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and all of a sudden you start to think

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about all the areas in your life would

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be worthwhile

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what would be like then what if you went

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to this thing and as a result your

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relationships are working perfectly

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would it be worth it then well yeah

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fill out the card see but you must do it

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while they're in state if they're out of

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state you're not going to have it it's

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like

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the example i gave i think last week

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right if you go into a place to get some

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food and the waiter or waitress comes by

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and they slam down their ticket and say

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here's your menu what do you want

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is that person like that all the time is

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that the time to say to them

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i don't like the service here no that's

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absolutely not the time

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will that get your outcome at all

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absolutely not what you have to do in

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that case is realize that you need to

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put that person in a state if you want

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to get some good service

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and that you're responsible because

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you're a professional communicator

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see not only one of my staff came and

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said you know you blew up on me in this

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place and i did i blew up one time

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i was in the state of just and i

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apologized for it i said i didn't

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apologize right he goes yeah

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he said but you know i feel like it

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happens a lot i said well i'm in that

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state sometimes you got to be ready for

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it

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i said that's not the time to come in

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and ask me do you want to do this or you

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shouldn't do that when i'm in a state of

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this is what's going to happen see

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that's not the time right you just watch

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my physiology

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or you use a phrase to change my state

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you go robbins you know

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i like this thing about it or i think

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this is great or you go

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remember that time when this happened or

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you changed my state you changed my

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physiology by doing that you're gonna

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have a chance to be able to communicate

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it to me and i'm not gonna respond in a

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negative way i'll respond in a positive

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way

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but you got that sensory acuity same

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thing with a waitress right you want to

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change your physiology change your state

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and you can get great service

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how do you change somebody's state what

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are your choices quickly

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pattern interrupt what else metaphor you

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can mirror their state take them out you

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can change the physiology by doing

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anything

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changing physiology is the first key

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right or you can ask them something that

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makes them process

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differently or you can say something

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instead of responding what most people

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do you go

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god they must be working your tail off

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here you know i uh

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you know take your time with us will

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that change somebody's state

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now how do they respond to you

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differently oh absolutely because you've

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changed their internal feeling

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and you change their internal feeling

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whole new set of behaviors so the key to

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sales is

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put them in a state where they've bought

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before and then while they're in that

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state either anchor it or

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you know expose your product while you

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talk about remember that thing you

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absolutely love that's what this

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is but if you go here's what i love this

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is what you should do

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will that work no you've got to make

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sure it's something they want they need

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some of the time when they knew it was

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right

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remember a time when you made a decision

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you knew was absolutely right remember a

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specific time

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no no i mean a time when you were happy

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about your decision yeah

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what if you felt that way about this

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right now

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what's happened you just attached those

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you've at least got to start connecting

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and say that's how you're going to feel

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once again your congruency and your

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willingness to understand that no

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does not mean no it just means i need

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more information it means you have not

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put me in state

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no is a different state than yes isn't

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it so all you have to do is put somebody

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in yes state that's persuasion

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put them in the estate put them in a

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behavior an internal feeling where they

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want to say yes

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and then ask them to do something you

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want to do and they'll respond that way

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i'll answer your question a minute

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okay so attack and confess means you

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know you're going to hear money

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and time right you know you're going to

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hear those if someone's if they're going

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to object at all

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so the key here is not to allow them to

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happen but to take care of them up front

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the way the way to do that is you say

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you know what before i tell you more

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about this

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i want to say something i don't know if

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this is something you've ever

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experienced

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with other people but i've experienced

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i've got this thing i know is valuable

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like

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like you just told me you want to make

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your relationships better don't you

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and what am i getting from her

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commitment that she does want to make

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her labor relationship better

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so you want to do that piece and i know

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you're committed not everybody's

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committed some people tell me after i do

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all this stuff and i show them exactly

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how they can make their relationship

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work

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can you believe this some people tell me

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i don't have time to go can you believe

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that somebody said i don't have time to

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go to something that can absolutely

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change my relationships

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make it work some people operate that

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way can you believe that she doesn't

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know i can't believe that

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what what's your chance by the way i

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office can you believe that somebody

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would somebody's entire relationship the

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most important thing in their life and

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they go they don't have time for it can

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you believe something like that somebody

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would do that

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can she ever come back and go oh by the

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way i don't have time to go

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she could but will she no she'd have to

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take everything that she believes in her

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own self-image in every way

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there's no way i said you know the one

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other one i hear is i don't have enough

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money

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and you and i both know that if

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something is important enough some way

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we can borrow

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you know beg do whatever it takes manage

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something here and i'll pay something

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there i mean i know i've done that

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you've done that before haven't you

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yeah i mean the same thing has to be

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done here for people some people say

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well you know i don't have enough money

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to fix my relationship so that works the

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way i want

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anyway i know that's not you so those

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are those are things i was just saying

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about that

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you know i want you to think about

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people you know and then if money or

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time is an objection then

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what i want you to do mary is i want you

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to help me to get them to come with you

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the seminar because i know you'd like to

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share this with your friends because she

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already what

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she said that was important didn't she

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so what you and i got to do is figure

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out how to make sure that they overcome

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these

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fears and stuff can you help me to do

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that now what have i got her to do

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now she's agreeing right but what she's

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going to do is help me to get other

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people to come to seminar with me with

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her which means she's already what

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going okay it's like getting a train on

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a track

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you go yes yes yes yes yes yes right if

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you get somebody going yes yes yes all

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the way through i think all of a sudden

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this train is going 100 miles an hour

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one way they're all set at the end is

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going to go

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jump in the middle there turn around and

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go the other direction not very likely

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because you get a thing called momentum

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so what you have to do is continually

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get commitments from the individual so

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you set the stage

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by the way that you enter their world by

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developing this thing called rapport and

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finding out their needs and people love

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to talk about themselves and if you

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really are sincere which

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i believe all of you are here are you

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wouldn't be here if you really care and

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you're really sincere and you're

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developing rapport and you're like them

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and you're finding their needs

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then you're going to already set

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somebody on the yes track aren't you

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because they're going to want to agree

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with you because you're like them you're

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they know that

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you care about them if you then as

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you're doing that and you begin to fill

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their needs by asking things you are

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committed to this right

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i say yes i am committed you've got to

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wait till they say yes you can go you're

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committed to this right then just go

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somewhere else

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you have to have to set the stage right

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from the beginning of getting

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commitments from people getting rapport

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and getting commitments

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and then through the continuity of your

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communication meaning continuously

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coming back to the value and adding to

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that

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and through your own enthusiasm and

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through your own personal congruency and

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commitment

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the rest is just assuming the sale

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that's all it takes

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that's the bottom line enthusiasm by the

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way comes from the word en theos which

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means god-like

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right people are infected by that so you

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have rapport you know what they need you

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have logic and reason you attack and

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confess with enthusiasm

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that's how some people are can you

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believe that and then what you do is

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this is like the hell if you don't

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right which preachers have used for

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years which by the way is very valuable

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because you know what some people will

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do

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things more we'll do things and work

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harder to avoid something than they will

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to get something

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it's unfortunate but that's the way our

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culture seems to be organized i mean out

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of

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what do you think most sales are

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organized on they're not organized on

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benefit they're organized on fear

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i mean if you talk to retailers

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association you hear those managers you

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figure out how they do it it's fear of

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loss

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right that's how it's organized last one

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though is called solution

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solution and in the solution stage of

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what you're doing what you're going to

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do in solution is you're going to

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show them the heaven if you do

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and by the way let me just say on attack

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and confess the way you attack is by

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either attacking the principal not the

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person right you attack

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some people actually do this and they

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just don't understand or an even better

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way is to confess

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that you've been guilty you know what i

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had a chance to go this thing six months

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ago and i didn't go until two months ago

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and i swear i can't even imagine the

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amount of time i lost and everything

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else i mean i

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you know that's why i'm here to share

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this with you because i'm not willing to

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let people do that anymore

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i know you're going to go to this thing

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now because i'm going to let you

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you know be able to slough off like i

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did because i lost four months of my

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life

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see is that pretty powerful the person's

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going to come back and go well

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much harder solution that was the final

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piece the heaven if you do that saying

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by the way by doing this here's what's

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going to happen your relationship's

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going to work this is going to happen

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all of a sudden when you come home

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you're going to know how to set an

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anchor with your husband so he's

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absolutely in ecstasy

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i mean can you imagine the kind of life

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that you're going to have when every

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time you come home

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and as soon as he hears your voice he

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goes ah

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right can you imagine what would be like

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because every time he sees your face it

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causes him to feel

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really powerful internal feelings those

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kinds of feelings that just

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that you guys had originally when you

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first met and that's what that's gonna

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be like

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that's what's gonna happen you're gonna

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have skill to do that okay

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and last second here is the close

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and the close simply means right closing

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just simply means to be able to bring

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things together

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you know bring different parts together

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that's what closing is doing bring the

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cards together to create a completion

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and so what you're going to do is you're

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going to say so what i want to do is

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fill this thing out and i'll set it up

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and who else do you think would want to

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come

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see if she starts to answer who else

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will come then she's already also once

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again what

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she said she's coming so i'm giving you

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a bunch of crash stuff here all

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one time but the key here is put

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somebody in the state where they say yes

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put some in the state where they want

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something and you can put them in state

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by asking them a time in the past when

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they wanted something and keep attaching

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it to your product that's all persuasion

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needs

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and if you're clear in defining person's

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need or outcome

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something that they desire and you keep

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pulling that in it's pretty irresistible

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if you continually go forward

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and if you know that your congruency is

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that you don't accept the word no

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all right because no just means that you

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haven't gotten me in state yet no it

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means i don't have enough information

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yet you haven't taught my strategy

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effectively so you need to do it again

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as i said last week the insurance

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companies did a market or did a market

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research study and they found that

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the top salespeople in the united states

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were people the top persuaders in the

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united states were people who

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got their sales after their fifth no i

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mean people said no

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five different times before they did it

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and they weren't hard closers because

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they had rapport right and they just

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reframed it

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redirected it until they found the way

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that's what persuasion is all about

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throughout history that's what

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persuasion's all about john f kennedy

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when he talked to khrushchev about

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sending his missiles over right

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when chris just said no would he go well

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he said no i wish i better find somebody

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else to talk

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he didn't do that did he right he

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understood that crucifix just didn't

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fully understand yet the level of

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congruency which john f

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kennedy was going to provide him with on

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a continuous basis until finally

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khrushchev's internal state his

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kinesthetic internal changed

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right and as a result so did his

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behavior

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so you need to understand that that's

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all persuasion is all about and it goes

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much higher than creating a ticket sale

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it goes to your children and it goes to

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your boss and it goes to

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yourself as a persuader as a manager or

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anything else

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