Communication and Leadership Podcast Episode 67: The Rules of Persuasion

May 21, 2024 | Podcast

Earn your role. Model good behaviors. Share your knowledge. Fantastic advice from my guest this episode, Carlos Alvarenga, around how to grow your career. Carlos is a researcher, writer, and expert on persuasion. In this episode we talk about the rules of persuasion, why you need to know your audience, and the different types of listening.

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► Connect with Carlos on LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/carlos-alvarenga/

► Learn more about Carlos and order his book, The Rules of Persuasion:

https://www.carlosalvarenga.com/

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► Looking to improve your persuasion skills? Check out our course Persuasive Dialogue course.

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