Wanna Know The #1 Secret to Top Communication,
Top Presentation, Top Sales and Top Results in Your Business
and in Your Life?
“The
two words 'information' and 'communication' are often used interchangeably,
but they signify quite different things. Information is giving
out; communication is getting through” – Sidney
J. Harris
From the desk of Peter Fleming FCMA
Date:
Priority: Very High
Ever been in
a situation where you just can’t seem
to get through to a prospect, a client, a lover, a friend or
even a stranger on the train?
Well, you have definitely come to the right place today!
If there is one single thing that you could improve that could
transform your life and your results for the better, and is not
only proven but used and mastered by all the most successful people
on the planet, would you be interested in finding out more?
Better Rapport for a Better Life
Sometimes, we just seem to be able to ‘hit it off’ with some people,
while with others, we don’t. And when we do, we aren’t exactly sure
what we did differently, so we can’t really learn from it or repeat it.
And some people seem
to be better than others at this because they have mastered this
art (after all, it’s more of an art
than a science … more of this later) and what a wonderfully
valuable gift it is! Are they just ‘lucky’? Or do they
know something you don’t know?
This skill of “hitting it off” with another person
is sometimes referred to as “chemistry” or “EQ” or “bonding” or “flow” or
even “sincere friendliness”.
The name isn’t
really important.
What’s important is learning how to be better at it so you
can enjoy more of life’s goodies!
You know the kind of
things I’m talking about, right? These
people with this ability generally have more success than average
when they:
- Approach strangers and strike up a conversation
- Wish to persuade others towards their point of view
- Work towards Win-Win relationships
- Try to inspire confidence and win admiration
- Want to impress members of the opposite sex
- Ask for a sales order (or a date)
- Close big deals
They manage to do this because they have learnt, practiced and
mastered the art of building rapport. And
the good news is that you can do it too. Want to know how?
We can probably all list the kinds of things that need to be
present to impress other people, for example a sales prospect.
You know:
- Listening attentively to the prospect
- Laughing at the
prospect’s jokes
- Buying the prospect a drink or two
- Letting the prospect win at golf etc
… and, usually, despite this sickeningly superficial
approach, it often gets decent results, so some people stick
to it because they don’t think they can do any better.But
how much better could YOU be doing if you had some extra tools
in your tool-bag?
Especially ones that
not only get better results but also those that didn’t
require you to sacrifice your dignity?
What if there were a means to COMMUNICATE SMARTER with
a prospect?
What do I mean by this?
Well, there are a few techniques which anyone can
learn which, if properly applied and eventually mastered, will
allow you to absolutely improve your communication and presentation
skills and get better results in your business and in your life.
No question about it.
And these skills are
proven to be far more decisive in getting the results you want
rather than whether you remember the prospect’s
wife’s birthday or whether you recall if they prefer the
theatre versus karaoke as an evening pastime.
Is
there a “Success Formula” to
Building Rapport?
Learning, applying and mastering the skills of Building Rapport
will transform your results for the better forever. Now let me
explain this rather bold statement.
NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming, sometimes
defined as the art and science of communication) tells us that
we all have in our subconscious a preferred method by which we
like to receive and process information. It’s just wired
into us. We don’t really choose it; it’s just sort
of the way it is.
And these methods basically correspond to our senses.
You know: sight, sound, touch, smell and taste. Some would add
a sixth sense that we all have (but seldom use) often referred
to as intuition (or as some call it: ‘inward reflection’).
We all take information in about the world around us, through
one or more of these senses. And each of us has a most
dominant sense by which we do this (and of course
a least dominant sense).
For example, the most common dominant sense is sight. The bio-chemistry
of our bodies dictates that this is likely. In the olden days,
(and here, I don’t mean the 1960’s. I mean the really
old days. Like when we lived in caves and killed our own food
and stuff) humans had a very keen fight or flight response in
their mental wiring and this was necessary to avoid the many
dangers that confronted people in those pre-historic times. Sight
was a major way to ensure those dangers could be detected to
allow preventative action to be taken.
However, sight is not the dominant sensory method for all of
us. For some, it’s sound or touch or inward reflection
that is the dominant way we process incoming information.
Note: We are unable to process and refine as much information
about the world through smell and taste and as far as sales prospecting
(or improving communication with other people) is concerned,
these can be safely ignored, leaving us with 4 meaningful senses.
Critical information exchange takes place with these senses
and we refer to them as:
- Visual
- Auditory,
- Kinesthetic and
- Auditory Digital
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Visual
(Sight) |
Auditory
(Sound) |
Kinesthetic
(Touch) |
Auditory Digital
(Think)
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Rather fancy words for Sight, Sound, Touch and Thinking J and
the basis of this part of our system for effectively building rapport
that we sometimes refer to as VAKAD.
Sometimes, using the wrong sights, sounds, words, actions and
thinking processes can take you and a prospect (or you and your
date) OUT OF RAPPORT. Has that never happened to you?
Have you even noticed that some people:
- Prefer to make
or receive phone calls, while others prefer to make or receive
text messages?
- Like to have
background music playing while others find it hugely distracting?
- Love to people-watch
while others do not?
- Insist on trying
clothing on before buying, not necessarily to see how it looks
but to be sure of how it feels?
- Like real books while others prefer audio books? (and
not just because they’re driving!)
Well, you get the idea. It can affect everything about the way
you should (and should not) communicate and sell to that person.
Every buyer will have a buying pattern depending on their preferences.
And it’s best
not to jump to conclusions about a buyer.
Some prospects buy quickly
based on a quick viewing or gut feel, while others don’t buy until they receive all the data. If
you think that an AD-dominant person (statistically about 20% of
all people) will buy your product in a first meeting when you provide
only half the data, you better prepare yourself for some disappointment.
Ain’t gonna happen.
At least it ain’t
gonna happen as quickly as you might like. But this lack of a
quick decision by the AD might not mean no interest. Indeed,
when you treat the AD properly and recognize his/her preferences,
he/she will likely decide in favour of your product or service
eventually and is in fact likely to become a good advocate. Especially
if it is the type of product where technical information is important
(versus pure aesthetics).
See how this could be of value? Making more sense now?
There’s
many more tips like this that you can learn to give you a competitive
edge.
Yet it can also have
the etisoppo* effect if you don’t know
what type your prospect is and don’t carefully apply what
you know.
*"opposite" in
reverse
Examples of Rapport and Non-Rapport
Let’s say you
are a high V, low A. You are likely to communicate and make presentations
by:
- Using a lot
of imagery
- Making your
point by drawing pictures on napkins rather than using a lot
of spoken words
- Using language that is illustrative (‘let me show
you’, ‘see this?’ and ‘looks good to
me’)
- Having lots
of photos, images and colourful PowerPoint charts
- Not sitting
or standing too close to the prospect.
- Trying to make
good eye contact with the prospect.
And if your prospect
is like you (high V, low A), you will probably create rapport
quickly and get great results, because they will totally ‘get’ you
and your message.
If however, your prospect is high A, low V, there are likely to
be crossed wires (and poor results) unless you adjust your own
communication style.
Such a prospect (low V, high A) would prefer to:
- Hear language like ‘sounds good to me’, ‘let
me explain further’
- Listen to you
rather than look at a lot of charts
- Hear a few
power quotes rather than looking at scribbles on napkins
- Sit or stand
a little closer to you than you might be comfortable with
- Not make such
good eye contact.
So if you don’t
adjust YOUR own style to
your prospect’s style, it should hardly be any wonder if
there are miscommunications with your prospects and worse-than-expected
results.
And of course if YOU want great results, YOU are
the one who must change. YOU cannot expect your
prospect (or date) to change, right?
You will in fact notice
that the world’s great communicators
are fully aware of these differences and will switch their language
and imagery among these four dominant categories when they make
a speech to the public.
In this way, they minimize the risk of ignoring or alienating
anyone while connecting and appealing to everyone at some point.
Take note next time, you will gain a new admiration for these top
speakers!
- Do you see what I mean?
- Do you hear me?
- Does it feel right to you?
- Do you ‘get’ it?
Still think
some people are just ‘lucky’ when
it comes to communication?
You might be wondering:
But it’s just a matter of luck isn’t it? Even if I
understand all this, how can I know who is what? I don’t
even know what I am, let alone what other people are, so even though
this looks/sounds/feels good to me and it probably makes sense,
how can I start to learn it and make use of it?
In short, you might be wondering: how the heck do I use this
to improve my results?
Well, the simplest way to find out is just to CLICK HERE and
download our simple exercise (it will take you just a couple of
minutes to complete the download and only about 30 minutes to complete
the exercise) and at the end of it, you will know what is your
own SIPS (Strongest Information Processing System),
and your own WIPS (Weakest Information Processing
System) and where you stand with the other two systems as well.
Well, that will be kinda interesting, but more valuable than that is to
receive the tips and learn the skills that can help you identify what is your
prospect’s SIPS and WIPS.
Of course, you won’t often be in a position where you
can get your prospect (or your date) to complete this questionnaire
and for you to get access to their results, right??!!
So how does this help you get insight into your prospect?
We provide you some simple, easy-to-use and easy-to-apply guidelines
on how to get ‘luckier’ (smarter) when it comes
to turning your prospect on to your message and (equally importantly)
avoiding what might turn them off.
When a person wishes to get your attention, they may begin a
sentence with: ‘Look’ as
in ‘Look, what I was telling you was …
To a V-dominant communicator, this would be (to use a very A-dominant
expression!): “music
to their ears”, but to an A- or K- or AD-dominant communicator, it
might actually be a turn off. Starting a sentence with ‘Look’ might
be misconstrued as a command and therefore rather unlikely to
create the kind of rapport you are looking for.
There are a number of categories of words and actions that each
person takes, (usually without being conscious of them) that
are dead give-away’s
of their SIPS and WIPS and we just need
to be aware of this to be able to identify what they are and therefore how
we can best communicate.
For example, some people start sentences with a redundant word
like ‘See’ or ‘You
see’ as in ‘You see, what I meant to say was … ’ … and
these are clear signs that they are V-dominant.
These words and actions include their actual words used, but they also include:
- Their breathing
- The tempo and
pitch of their voice
- How they dress
- The level of
eye contact
- Their gestures
- How close they
sit or stand to others
- Their willingness
to make physical contact (versus staying at a distance)
- … and
many more.
People in all 4 categories (V, A, K and AD) will tend to move,
speak, dress and communicate in different styles and it is a tremendous
advantage to you if you know which kind of communicator you are
communicating with.
By knowing this, you will be able to:
- Make more friends
- Close more sales
- Impress more people
- Get more promotions
- Communicate more effectively
- Get better results
- Earn more commissions
- Be happier
Wouldn’t
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We will reveal to you how to specifically do all this including
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We look forward to hearing from you.
Best to You in Success,
Peter
Peter Fleming FCMA
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