Bea · Entrepreneurship & Business
Influence
by Robert B. Cialdini
Three key ideas
- Recognizing the pull to return a favor helps you separate gratitude from obligation.
- A previous yes does not make new terms reasonable or updated evidence irrelevant.
- Social proof and authority can be useful shortcuts when the evidence is genuine and relevant.
The five 2-minute lessons
- 1.A gift is not a contract
- 2.A yes can be revised
- 3.Crowds and titles need to fit
- 4.Warmth and belonging aren't proof
- 5.Name the clock, then judge the offer
From the comic
A free pen! Naturally, I should order a warehouse.
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