The Golden Rule of Communication
According to the Businessman Henry Ford, Success is lies in the ability
to understand other’s point of view and see things from that persons angle as
well as your own”
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As a human we always want to feel important, Let’s starts with the simple example. When the sales person shows how
his product solve our problem then there is no need to sell the product to us,
we buy this product, because customers
like to feel that they are buying and not being sold to.
So when you have to build a cooperation with
peoples then always think what they want, don’t showcase what you know. This rule
is also applicable in communication. Often, we see peoples get irritate when
someone only keep focusses on themselves in communication and people prefer
someone who always believes in two way communication, the one who listen and
respond. Just like, fisherman who may love ice cream but he still has to use
worm to attract fishes.
If you can learn to understand other persons
point of view, then it becomes easier to build a fruitful connection. So the only way to influence peoples is to
talk about what they want and show them how to get it. So when you want someone
to work for you then just focus on what they want, it becomes easier for you to
accomplish this.
This technique is underrated but very
powerful from the past, its applications are very broad and its applicable for almost
everyone whether you are a student or working professional. Lets take some
samples, If you are a working professional and you have to perform some
individual project for your own with the help of organization so if you show
that how this project will benefit organization too, you may get support from
the organization. Similarly when you are working at senior level then you can
inspire people to work with higher efficiency by showing them how the success
of this project will benefit them personally.
You can also implement this concept in your life to build a good communication
and cooperation with others.
Key Takeaways:
1.
Understanding what others want is more effective than imposing your idea
on them in order to accomplish any task.
2. If you want to become a hero of communication or build a strong cooperation with others then always keep your feet in others shoes and understand what next person want. Note : This blogpost draws inspiration from the book 'How to win friends and influence people'
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