Persuade the Brain, Not the Person
There is a scientific explanation for why people reject reasonable offerings. The brain’s reaction to new ideas is driven by instincts, emotions, and logic. Interestingly, the instinctual and emotional brain parts mostly overrule the thinking brain. In other words, neuroscience is firmly holding that humans do not predominantly behave based on reason. Dale Carnegie said over 100 years ago:“When dealing with people, let us remember we are not dealing with creatures of logic. We are dealing with creatures of emotion, creatures bristling with prejudices and motivated by pride and vanity.”
学习内容
This workshop answers three questions:How does the brain react to new ideas?How does the brain perceive new ideas as threats or rewards?How can we make our audience’s brain perceive our ideas as a reward & not a threat?
学习原因
Join this interactive, fun, and informative workshop and begin to see persuasion from a completely new perspective.
学习效果
Discover what the latest breakthroughs in neuroscience say about how the brain is persuaded. Experience a transformation which is based on the latest neuroscience findings.
