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Pain and gain framing
From the course: Influencing Others
Pain and gain framing
- Demonstrate pain and gain. Penalties and rewards, losses and profits, negative or positive implications, the pains and gains that matter to us are very motivating. I put pain first as a reminder that people generally tend to be more motivated, often two to three times more, to avoid a loss than seek a gain. This is why the additional fees for airline tickets, hotels, online purchases, rental cars and so on, are tacked on at the end of the transaction. By then, we don't want to lose all that time and effort we've put in, and have to start all over again somewhere else. Here's what to do. First, generate answers to these questions. What concerns, risks, headaches or problems do you prevent? If they follow your advice, what penalties can they avoid? And, how does your recommendation help them achieve what they want? What rewards can they gain? Second and finally, choose the pains and gains most relevant to them and emphasize those. Use this method to reduce your pain and increase your…
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Simple, specific, and surprising3m 14s
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Credible sources1m 16s
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Urgency and scarcity1m 13s
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Pain and gain framing1m 7s
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Compare and contrast2m 49s
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Secure a commitment2m 56s
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Ask for advice2m 30s
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Appeal to high-level goals1m 19s
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Social proof2m 15s
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Reciprocity1m 37s
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