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Instant Influence: How to Get Anyone to Do Anything--Fast
Instant Influence: How to Get Anyone to Do Anything--Fast
Instant Influence: How to Get Anyone to Do Anything--Fast
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Instant Influence: How to Get Anyone to Do Anything--Fast

Written by Michael Pantalon

Narrated by Walter Dixon

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What could be better than getting anyone to do anything in seven minutes…or less?

Finally, a revolutionary new approach scientifically proven to create instant, effective, and lasting change in anyone-coworkers, friends, family, strangers, even yourself. Use Instant Influence to:

• Motivate your employees to become more productive
• Encourage your clients to use more of your products and services
• Even get your kids to do their homework-without being nagged

With six simple questions, motivational specialist Dr. Michael V. Pantalon teaches you how to plant the seeds for change, help others discover their own powerful reasons for change, identify effective “change talk,” make an action plan, and create successful outcomes even with people who are resistant to change.

Based on the only motivational approach scientifically proven to succeed in more than one hundred clinical trials, Instant Influence is used nationwide in corporations, hospitals, court systems, universities, therapists' offices, and elsewhere. From coping with a recalcitrant employee to resolving a long-standing problem with your spouse, Instant Influence can help you create the lasting results you want while improving the relationships you have.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherAscent Audio
Release dateMay 8, 2011
ISBN9781596596511
Instant Influence: How to Get Anyone to Do Anything--Fast

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    A thought provoking book with a controversial concept, that while not for everyone, may work for you. I began this book with much enthusiasm then it kind of dwindled once I started to read about how this concept is actually implemented. The reason is at first I began to recognize this concept as being reverse Psychology and nothing more, being a Psychology major I tend pick these things up. But I gave it the benefit of the doubt and continued to read and later in the book took noticed it is a somewhat different. This concept of getting someone to do something they don't want to do I decided to try on my son. However him being 10 when I asked him the most basic question. Why would you not want to help rake the yard for your father after he cuts the grass? Yes my husband refuses to use the mowing bag. But that's another story. So my son answered with "I don't know." So back to the book I went. What am I supposed to use after that response. The problem with this technique is that you basically need to memorize, remember or learn how to use specific grammar in a specific way to accomplish this. Memorizing is not something I am good at, at all. This book might work well for people in administrative type positions but how does it work with the typical people in your life. Pantalon gives many examples how. But I just can't see myself turning this into Spanish and using it with my half-baked sister who is giving me the most problems in my life at this moment and does not speak English. Pantalon explains throughout the book how this technique can work with anyone. My son did eventually rake the grass but not until the next day so I am not sure if this worked. How do you know if it works? Some people are slow so maybe they did decide to have a change of heart and maybe it had nothing to do with what you said. I can see how building some one up can be a good thing which is one of the ideas behind this concept. From experience I know Pantalon is correct that some people tend to drag around the baggage from the way they were treated by the last or even all supervisors they have come across, keeping them stuck in that feeling sorry for themselves or not good enough attitude. But do you really want these people around? What is not to say they will eventually turn back to that attitude in time. Pantalon explains how he was one of these people however again not everyone is alike. I found this book to lead me into thinking and even doubting how one person would react over another and another to this concept. I would say Instant Influence is thought provoking that's for sure and uses a technique that might feel comfortable or come easier to some and not to others.

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