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Like It or Not... The Secret to Getting More Clients Head hunters and human resource professionals will tell you when somebody gets hired, it's based on careful examination of qualifications, experience, education and a host of other criteria. If you asked your clients, they would probably tell you they worked with you based on a similar process. But there is more to the story! So says psychologist and best-selling author Richard Wise man in his book 59 Seconds: Think a Little, Change a Lot. And it's not just his opinion, he cites over 30 years of psychological research and a joint study by the University of Washington and University of Florida, to prove his point.Following over 100 students searching for a job, researchers tracked everything from sending out resumes to final interviews. They also tracked the other end of the equation--not just the students, but also the hiring process. The winners' big secret? Turns out, it doesn't come down to qualifications, experience, education--or that host of other criteria. It all came down to how much the employer liked the prospective employee.Since the 1960's, the presidential race has been consistently predicted by Gallup, tracking only the likability of candidates. The University of Toronto reported that likable people are far less likely to get a divorce or be sued for malpractice.So forget about cutting your commission or adding even more designations behind your name just to get business. Being irresistibly personable and genuine with people can win you many more clients in the long run. But, according to Wise man, that's not all there is to it. People are also less likely to trust you if you come off as "too perfect." When talking to a potential client, rather than coming out swinging with your long list of achievements, save them for later. Going out of your way to listen and be attentive to people's needs can make all the difference. Here are nine easy things you can practice to become more likable: 1. Be known for your positive attitude Please feel free to pass these tips along to any clients and colleagues who may benefit! Economic Calendar for the Week of May 27 - May 31 If you find this helpful please let us know, just leave us a comment review. Just click Give A Review. Don’t have a Google account?How about one of these options?Submit Video Reviews For Us! Click here! Or You can call Christian Penner directly to
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