Q&A for How to Persuade People with Subconscious Techniques

You can use humor and address them by their name. Learn their name and use it naturally throughout your conversation. This personal touch makes the interaction feel more genuine and attentive. Also, use humor to break the ice. Share a light-hearted joke or a funny anecdote relevant to the situation. This approach helps create a relaxed atmosphere and shows that you have a friendly and approachable demeanor. Then, continue to mention their name as you speak. This reinforces the personal connection and makes your conversation more engaging. However, be mindful of their responses and adjust your humor accordingly, making sure you are always respectful and using appropriate jokes.

Tell her that if you get the top one, she'll be sleeping in your farts that are going down.

Be reasonable and mature, and don't pressure her. Make sure she sees the positives first--show her how the object you want benefits you. Remember, also, that she may have reasons for not buying you what you want that have nothing to do with you personally (she may not be able to afford it, for example).

If you want to get a better score, you have to do more than just teach. You have to inspire them and make them laugh. Try not to be dull and boring.

Distract them and don't give them time to stop and think of that someone.

I don't think you should be with someone who is cheating on you in the first place. If they don't love you enough to be faithful, no amount of mental tricks are going to make them stop cheating.

Maybe you could try showing him just how responsible you really are.

Trying different persuasive techniques allows you to fine-tune your approach to the person in question: not everyone is susceptible to the same methods.

If you need to ask the internet how to do it subconsciously, you're probably not actually independent. Build trust first, then you'll see her become more and more lenient.

Tell her why it is fun, and how much she will enjoy it. Tell her that her role model used to be very interested in this hobby. Explain to her why it would be really important to you if she did it.

You can put your hands on your hips or use your hands to talk.

Avoid going places you know this person will be. Don't make conversation. If you can't avoid talking, answer with short answers and try to end it quickly.

Think about what he took away, and why he did it. Show him how the items he took are actually beneficial; for example, if he took away a game console, show him that video games can actually help develop parts of your brain.

Show her something similar but different and tell her why that version would be better for her. Tell her that it will be less easy to get the things confused if you didn't have the exact same one.

What does your grandma value? Find a time that you can talk to her explain how what you want contributes to that. For example, if you want a phone, and your grandma values education, explain how the phone will help you check your grades and read articles about topics you're interested in. Also speak about why it is important to you, passionately. However, don't be demanding. Tell her you understand if she decides to refuse your request.

It depends. If you want to persuade your teacher to give you good grades than ask how you did, and make it look like you tried really hard. It makes them feel bad for you if you didn't do as well as you had expected.

That's not the sort of thing these techniques are for. They're for convincing people to buy or do something. If you need help with telling your parents that you are pregnant, see How to Tell Your Parents That You Are Pregnant .

For starters, if you want to succeed at negotiating, you ASK rather than telling. Respectfully explain why you feel the deadline is unreasonable.

Use a stacking technique. Apply a few initial persuasive tactics, wait a while, and apply some more. Make the techniques different. Also, don't let too much time pass between them.

Follow the instructions listed in the article above.

Nope. Outside of trying to encourage that business to do so and explaining why it would be beneficial (not only to the charity but to the business itself), there isn't much you can do other than encourage other members of the community to similarly pressure them.

Give them some stuff. Talk about what phone they're getting, and talk about how you want a phone. Talk about how you can't afford it even if it's a lie.

People's spiritual beliefs are deeply held. The best thing you can do is model Christ's lifestyle (be patient, kind, calm, helpful to others, etc.) to show the positive effect it has on your life and the lives of those around you.

Let the person get to know you to see if feelings grow. However, there's no way to make someone love you who doesn't.

Slowly build up to it, like every now and then talk about how great the club is. Eventually she will be interested and you can offer to take her along to check it out.

Try bringing up points in a debate that you think will correspond with your classmates' interests. Also, try to sound kind and caring but also firm, reasonable, and mature rather than demanding and hot-tempered. This will further encourage people to agree by seeing the courage you hold towards your opinion. Remember that getting everyone to always agree with you is not likely because everyone has different values, ideas, and interests.

Try understanding why they don’t want to do it. Do they not like the play? If so, try changing it to something more of their style. Or are they busy or just don’t find a play entertaining? You can’t really make them give up their plans for you, but if they don’t like plays, consider watching some plays with your friends to give them subconscious motivation to do a play. But overall, if they don’t want to do it, they don’t want to do it. You shouldn’t force them. Maybe try asking other people you know if they absolutely don’t want to.