January 21, 2009
A quick reminder:
Acknowledge the characteristics you want ignore the characteristics you don’t. Acknowledgement is a powerful design tool. People will accept acknowledgement and will resist criticism. The fastest way to change behavior is positive reinforcement. Focus on what you want to see in others. Stop correcting.
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September 17, 2008

The Business Coaching Revolution
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June 26, 2008
Give them what they want so they can get what they need! How to figure out how to satisfy a client quickly: Future Pacing.
We all know of the golden rule in business and in life: Do unto others as you would want done unto you. With future placing we can execute the platinum rule: Do unto others the way that they want to be done unto. The best way to do business with someone is not the way you think the best way to do business is but it is in the way that they think to do business. So how do we figure this out? FUTURE PACING
Many times a salesperson will inherit a new client and they wonder how they can turn them into a Champion. Here is the secret formula for eliciting what they want. Most people do not know what they want off the top of their heads but when you ask them questions it forces the formlessness of thought into the form of words.
“Mr. client if we were to have a great relationship and you were unbelievably satisfied with our relationship that you gave me glowing introductions and it was a year from today what would have had to have happened?”
Notice the beauty of this question. It is in the realm of imagination. The power of the question lies in the “if”. I am not saying that we will have a great relationship but “if” we did what would it be like? Once the “if” is answered than you have the knowledge to fulfill upon the request. Now you know how to turn them into a Champions! You may have to use your Surgeon of Words skills but you are on the proper path.
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