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Exactly What to Say

February 11 @ 11:30 am - 1:00 pm

Phil M. Jones’ Exactly What to Say equips readers with the communication tools needed to influence others effectively. The book highlights the importance of using carefully crafted phrases—“magic words”—that resonate with the subconscious mind. These phrases have been honed through practical experience and psychological insights, empowering you to steer conversations and increase the chances of achieving your desired outcomes.

  1. The Power of the Subconscious Mind: Our subconscious is responsible for rapid, reflexive decision-making. By using words that connect with this part of the brain, you can subtly guide conversations and decisions without sounding pushy or manipulative.
  2. Magic Words: Jones outlines 23 “magic words” and phrases that have been “tried, tested, and proven” to work. They frame ideas in a way that bypasses resistance, creating an advantage in any conversation.

**Tuesday February 11th at 11:30 am

Main Conference Room at SUCCESS Space

“Exactly What to Say” – Lunch and Learn**

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Date:
February 11
Time:
11:30 am - 1:00 pm
Website:
https://flowermound.success.space/events/1415488986/exactly-what-to-say/tickets

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