6 Ways How To Persuade & Encourage Others
Here are 6 scientifically proven ways to successfully persuade and encourage rather than ‘demand’ to achieve a behaviour change.
Self-Made Man
If you desire to enlist others in your success, incorporating the following 5 things into your leadership style will help:
“The 9 Successful Rules People to Lived”
It turns out that even brilliant, highly accomplished people are pretty lousy when it comes to understanding why they succeed or fail. In fact, decades of research on achievement suggests that successful people reach their goals not simply because of who they are, but more often because of what they do.
YOU vs. Them!
This video here is the art of Motivation this is just a snippet of what is said in this awesome 2 minutes and 18 seconds of pure inspiration: It’s you versus “them”… you versus “no”… you versus “can’t”… you versus “next year”, “last year”, “statistics”, “excuses” It’s you versus “history”… you versus “the odds”.
Paralympian – Josh Sundquist and His Inspiring Life
Joshua Sundquist is a Paralympian and a bestselling author and motivational speaker.[1] He lost his left leg to cancer at age ten and later became a Paralympic ski racer. His memoir, Just Don’t Fall: How I Grew Up, Conquered Illness, and Made it Down the Mountain, was released in January, 2010.
Patrick Hughes: His Dad’s Hero
Patrick Hughes is a young man at University of Louisville who was born blind and crippled and yet now plays the piano beautifully as well as “marches” in the Louisville marching band.
Ben Underwood: Seeing While Blind
Ben Underwood was blind, but while he was alive, he got around almost as well as people who can see, and even played video games with his friends. That’s because he had done something that’s very unusual: Ben Underwood taught himself how to echolocate. Underwood trained his ears to listen for the echoes that tongue-clicking sounds that he produced made as they bounced back off of objects. He then processed that information to figure out where physical objects lie around him.
Peace and Healing
Life is a road of potholes. Some are small and shallow, others are large and deep. We learn from these jarring experiences, sometimes we stop and try to fill them up. Many times we spend too much time on one pothole. It is not uncommon to bitch and complain and hope the highway department will come along and fix them. We often look towards our peers and family to fix our emotional potholes. If we do learn, we then should be more adept at maneuvering around them. We might even see them coming. We may even begin to predict them. Steer yourself well my friend, avoid the potholes in the future save the suspension of your soul.
Stepping into the Unknown
I woke up on Monday the 22nd of March with mixed feelings. After a year of preparation the moment had come at last. The camera crew and I went through the last checks in the morning and then we were on our way. Four volunteers from the Disability, HIV and AIDS Trust (DHAT) country offices in Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe and one volunteer from South Africa, who were prepared “to step into the unknown”, jump off a cliff and tell their stories to the world converged at Durban airport in the afternoon.
Avoiding Life’s Potholes
Traveling on the path of life for many is a journey filled with struggle, pain, fear, failure and adversity.