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3分でできる説得力の上げ方

メンタリスト DaiGo · 2,503 words · 13 min read · EN

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Yeah, so lately every day, oh yeah, that's right, it's not that difficult, it's alright, cat, good big media, major company, dirty you're a little... waves embrace Fukuoka, yes, so I've tried to persuade you, so today I'm going to talk about something really simple, but how to increase your persuasiveness, it's actually quite simple, and I wasn't exactly a great speaker either,

but even I was able to persuade you, jet power, you know, there are all sorts of issues, like how you speak, there's nothing wrong with that, there are all sorts of things, but now I'm going to talk about the speaking style, effort is about whether you speak, please, whether you're buying and selling, and also, the most important thing is to speak without being nervous, and sound is really important, set cuppe, in a

sense it's a presentation saying, I'm this confident, or I'm saying something different, so if you speak with confidence, it'll work out, dog-chan, so today I thought it would be good to talk about that, it's cute, don't be pushy, don't compete, that's why, media, money, I think everyone has probably said this, this, this.

But I think it's probably happier just looking at it like this, right? Meow, you're

full, aren't you? There are lots of flowers, aren't there? It was mostly at my own pace, but I was just alone yesterday and today, so it seemed lonely and was clinging to me quite a lot. This is my little one. Chamineko is also really good, you know, looking at pictures of cats right before is a good idea.

Pets have a great stress-relieving effect, and one of the things that takes away your persuasiveness is when you look tense and lack confidence, and this is quite important, so I think it's perfectly fine for people who have cats or pets to do that in the middle of the month. Also, if you have pictures of small animals displayed in the

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month, productivity will go up by 33 places, or the king will stop, so you can use that to your advantage, but today I'm going to talk about something even simpler, something that even elementary school students could learn to do, but for some reason nobody does it, and everyone seems to know what it is, they know it but for some reason they don't do it, so

today I want you to focus not on whether you know it or not, but on whether you will do it or not, so if you listen to this now It's clear that you can do it starting tomorrow. Even an idiot can do it. If you want to, you can do it, but nobody does. For some reason, they think it's stupid and don't do it. However, there's a way to

persuade two people that has a wonderful effect, and I'd like to introduce it to you. What is this method? It's a very simple technique called repetition. I'll introduce research on the influence of repetition. It's simple. If you have something you want to say, just repeat it three times. This is it. Repeat what you want to

say about three times. If possible, try to repeat it more than three times. If it's between three and five times, you can repeat it, but if possible, there's a point to keep in mind. Ah, the point is, when you repeat it, change it a little each time. Change the way you say it a little each time and repeat it

three times. The important thing is that the important thing is said twice, and there are a lot of people who are too lazy, so make sure you say the important thing three times. This is humility. In 2007, 177 students at Everyston University were found to be discussing the Jersey elections. The students and participants were

divided into two groups of eight people each. So, how did we do this? For example, we listen to the arguments about the election. At that time, let's say there are words that would persuade you. For example, the card that would persuade you is if one person says, "I think you should vote for that person." If you are

persuaded three times by the same person, that is, "This way of thinking is good, it's an election, so this way of thinking is fine," then we compare that to being persuaded three times by three different people. We investigate which one is more competitive. If you think about it normally, even if one person strongly persuades me multiple times, it doesn't really resonate with me. On the other hand, if I

hear it from about three different people, it feels much more credible. There is definitely a face to that. And if you think about it, it's the same person, so three times from different people, so it feels like it's more convincing, but actually, that's not the case. Ah, it's surprisingly difficult to get it right. Yes, my

body twitches in response to that. We divided the participants into two groups: one group that heard the same opinion three times, and another that heard the same opinion three times from one person. After that, we investigated which pattern had the best influence on the adult men, and how many of them changed their minds or ways of thinking. We

found something interesting: the group that heard the same opinion three times from one person and the group that heard the same opinion three times were both more easily persuaded and influenced. However, when the same opinion was heard three times in a row from one person, it had about 90% of the influence of hearing it from three different people. What I'm trying to say is that,

considering the effort and cost-effectiveness, having one person persuade three people and be persuaded three times is 90% more persuasive than having the opinion heard from three different people. You can ask different people multiple times to persuade them, and when I got involved three times, I realized that it's a very fast way of doing things. So what I'm trying to

say is that when you connect with 3 people and get persuaded by 93 people, you get about 90% of the influence, but when one person participates, you get a special result. I've installed quite a few apps, thank you, but I'm speaking slowly, that's what I'm trying to say. So what I'm trying to say is, if you want to persuade someone, you often have to persuade the other person, so if you want to do it, it's good to

repeat the same thing three times. And now, from here on, this is something that the researchers in this group have n't covered, but when you repeat it three times, this is related to another advertisement, the Groovy advertisement. If you read books by people who can speak here now, you'll find that in the

advertising industry, it's often said that consumers won't react unless they're exposed to the information at least three times. Furthermore, there are five points, but it's better to repeat it at least three times, but the same content will be released. If there isn't any information, they won't take action, but if they encounter the same information more than 5 times, it just disappears and

stops, which isn't good, everyone, and to avoid YouTube, there's TikTok, and I think there are a lot of people who tap on it thinking, "This is annoying." So, what do you do to stop that? Well, it's Groovy, who says something funny and changes the form of the ad, and if the number of times

increases to 5 or so, it's good because it doesn't come, it's a disadvantage. So, what I'm trying to say is, if you combine that high school knowledge with this research, it comes down to this: If you're trying to persuade someone, repeat the same thing more than 3 times. Another point is to add a little variation to these 3 times. You do

n't have to work 3 times, but if you want to do more, try changing the variation or the way you express it, and you'll be more persuasive. That's what I'm saying, so I thought it was something you could learn and use. So, if you're going to praise someone's good points, it's good to praise them from 3 points.

If you're presenting the merits of a product, you could present the same content three times, or you could talk about its good points from three different angles. For example, the iPhone XS Mac, or rather, the iPhone X Max, is different from the XS in that you might want to read it as the X. For example, with the iPhone X Max, you could say, for example, the

screen is bigger, for example, the camera is better, and the orange color lasts longer. You could praise it from these three perspectives, or rather, present it, but it might make people more interested. That's the idea. It's something like that. And actually, the research team commented on this phenomenon, saying that repetition makes access to information easier than ever, and that ultimately, there's a concept called human table

access. In February, we want to believe that the things that come to mind are true. For example, we've never seen 8, or for example, that mysterious thing, that mysterious thing we've never heard of, like a disease like a medical condition. Which is more likely to fall, Hidaka or Chi? I would answer that I have knowledge of airplane laws. The

probability of that plane crashing is far less than the probability of any hopeful dream, so to put it simply, people tend to think of things that are easy to imagine as more likely to happen, so by repeating it and imprinting it on the other person's memory, you can make them think that what they wear might have meaning. That's the

idea. But the more you touch on it, the more easily we change. People don't think deeply about it, so it's very good to imprint something on them so that they understand. So, if you want to improve your set black, try repeating it three times. Now, think about what's missing from your speech. If you say the same thing three times, you might

think that it's not a bad thing, but it's good because you can't take what the other person is saying seriously, so even if you repeat the same thing three times, they surprisingly won't understand. So, today I've been talking to my wife, and today we're going to talk about Nico Nico. And on Nico Nico, I want to further

improve my set black, which is preparing not to get nervous. So, to speak in front of people without getting nervous, everyone prepares by eating, right? I think you'll prepare a wide range of topics to get the story out of you, but you're probably doing it wrong. What's actually important is the content of the story you submit. It's

good to rehearse, but isn't that troublesome? Rather, it's about how to structure the story. If you know how to set it up so that everyone will listen, you won't always be nervous when you speak. If you just speak like this here, everyone will listen, so you can be confident. That's how you structure a story. If you compete, you'll be able to improve your story structure, and

practice methods to become a better speaker. For those who are just starting out, and for those who are more advanced, I'd like to go into more depths. I'm thinking of doing a flower arrangement with a smile. Please,

camera person. Today's program was like this, but I'll post a link to the continuation, so please check it out. As preparation to avoid nervousness, as a way to perform without getting nervous in front of people, Ad Magazine recommends it. From practice methods for speaking to negotiation situations, I think there are people who get nervous, so I'll also cover how to persuade the

other party to say yes. Later, I'll ask passersby for a favor, hoping for a 50% chance regarding the shop, and I'll also share some persuasion techniques that farmers can use, so I think I'll be learning about those kinds of things. I'm looking forward to seeing that too, so I'll meet you in August. Also, I've been getting a lot of

good comments from Nico Nico Douga and other sites recently, I think it's YouTube or Nico Nico Douga compilation YouTube, but in a video someone criticized me or my hobby video, from a box perspective. I don't watch YouTube, so I hardly ever watch it, so I don't know, but I got a PK, and it's 8.

I'm, um, Mr. Tanidokoro, a sad person, um, nufu,

Boober, well, it's strange, isn't it? In my experience, there have always been people who say that what Daigo is saying is wrong, but I'm not asking about your experience. If you say that, if you're at the moment someone wins the lottery, someone will come and see if they win, it's fun. Well, I guess they're probably just poor

souls who can't read numbers. I don't really know, but I won't do it. I don't know who it is, but if it's all my friends, I'm sorry. I think it's fine if my friends tell me what I'm trying to do, but it seems like there are people like that, so please report it to me. It's

okay, don't worry about it. Just let me know if there's any misuse, and our staff will take care of it. That's the gist of it. If you get involved, they're the only ones who benefit, so I won't get involved either. Basically, I think everyone prefers the champion, right? Annoying people try to pick fights with those above them. Well, I guess

everyone has someone who's in a lower position, or, for example, someone who uses their time differently, or someone with low performance. On YouTube, it could be someone with low membership numbers, or in Japanese too. People below try to pick fights with those above them. If you draw on them in a crowded way, they're the

only ones who benefit. It becomes meaningless, so I'll summarize this, but the way to do it is to ignore the weaklings. The trick is to not engage with them, no matter who's the most important. I've also been able to do a flower broadcast this time. I think today we'll be talking about how to speak in a way that makes you more persuasive, and I want to thoroughly explore that. The

rest will be in the 8th video, and I think we'll just be watching from the land. So, yes, yes, let's meet in Edo, let's meet soon, and then just let it fall and turn.