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The 5 Good Intentions That Lead to Failure (And How to Turn Them Around) | Jonathan Heidt (Replay)

Tom Bilyeu's Impact Theory

** Persuasion through Emotional “elephant” 1st, then address rider that gives “reason”

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Persuading someone effectively involves appealing to their intuitive and emotional side first, as this part of the mind (the 'elephant') often drives behavior more than conscious reasoning (the 'rider'). By recognizing and validating the other person's perspective, especially by acknowledging where they are right, a more constructive dialogue can be facilitated. People are resistant to admitting they are wrong due to the different mindsets they can adopt, such as combat, exploration, or ritual. Encouraging an exploration and learning mindset is crucial for productive discussions, while ideologies and dogmas can limit intellectual growth by promoting a team-based, combative approach over a curious and open-minded one.

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