Earning the Right to Be Heard: Sell Your Ideas, Build Your Influence, Grow Your Opportunities
Nov 2021 · Sound Wisdom
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About this ebook
This is your practical, step-by-step guide to selling ideas, building influence, and growing opportunities in the most effective manner possible.
What causes decision-makers to really listen to what you have to say? It can be very frustrating when the gatekeepers to your personal and professional success seem disinterested in your thoughts and suggestions. You can’t assume that good ideas will yield positive results, nor that a strong desire will enable you to surmount all obstacles and objections. You have to understand the decision-making process—the psychology behind why people say “yes” to some propositions and not others—and use this information to motivate the right people to take action.
In this book, you will learn how to earn the right to be heard, as well as how to use your newfound influence to get more of what you want. Communication, persuasion, and negotiation do not have to be mysterious processes—all you have to do is package your ideas in a way that ensures key players will not only respond favorably to your advice, but seek it out in the future. Earning the Right to Be Heard offers the time-tested information, tools, and techniques for mastering the art of building influence, including how to:
What causes decision-makers to really listen to what you have to say? It can be very frustrating when the gatekeepers to your personal and professional success seem disinterested in your thoughts and suggestions. You can’t assume that good ideas will yield positive results, nor that a strong desire will enable you to surmount all obstacles and objections. You have to understand the decision-making process—the psychology behind why people say “yes” to some propositions and not others—and use this information to motivate the right people to take action.
In this book, you will learn how to earn the right to be heard, as well as how to use your newfound influence to get more of what you want. Communication, persuasion, and negotiation do not have to be mysterious processes—all you have to do is package your ideas in a way that ensures key players will not only respond favorably to your advice, but seek it out in the future. Earning the Right to Be Heard offers the time-tested information, tools, and techniques for mastering the art of building influence, including how to:
- captivate your audience and set the stage for communication success
- demonstrate your credibility and competence
- anticipate, and prepare compelling responses to, the questions all decision-makers must have answered
- inspire action by convincing others to adopt your perspective
- maximize your impact through follow-up and results analysis
About the author
For 30+ years, top U.S. companies and organizations have trusted Phillip Van Hooser, MBA, CSP, CPAE, to show business professionals how to execute their responsibilities while authentically connecting and engaging with people. As a result, thousands of people in hundreds of organizations have uncovered the real meaning of engaged leadership from the relatable, relevant illustrations and commonsense practices Phil uses. And in the process, they’ve discovered an arsenal of skills enabling them to achieve even greater personal and organizational results! A Hall of Fame keynote speaker, Phil is an expert on communication and leadership and the author of multiple business books, including We Need to Talk: Building Trust When Communicating Gets Critical and Willie's Way: 6 Secrets for Wooing, Wowing, and Winning Customers and Their Loyalty.
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