If you want to impact people, you need to influence them first.
Not in a manipulative way.
But in a way that's customer-centric and aligned with your values.
The problem is, captivating your customers, becoming memorable and winning new business is harder than ever before.
The answer?
Learning how to become an influential communicator.
Keynote speaker and storytelling coach, Ravi Rajani, has arrived to help you present with confidence, craft stories that sell and deliver presentations that win.
Join Ravi every Tuesday to unlock a brand new episode as he hangs out with some of the planet’s top communicators and gives you his own insights on how to become a better presenter, storyteller and communicator.
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If you want to impact people, you need to influence them first.
Not in a manipulative way.
But in a way that's customer-centric and aligned with your values.
The problem is, captivating your customers, becoming memorable and winning new business is harder than ever before.
The answer?
Learning how to become an influential communicator.
Keynote speaker and storytelling coach, Ravi Rajani, has arrived to help you present with confidence, craft stories that sell and deliver presentations that win.
Join Ravi every Tuesday to unlock a brand new episode as he hangs out with some of the planet’s top communicators and gives you his own insights on how to become a better presenter, storyteller and communicator.
[EP.94] Create Meaningful Relationships Without Being Self-Serving with Ravi Rajani
The Influential Communicator
15 minutes
1 year ago
[EP.94] Create Meaningful Relationships Without Being Self-Serving with Ravi Rajani
Create Meaningful Relationships Without Being Self-Serving with Ravi Rajani:
A lot of the time, people are hesitant to speak their minds.
Why?
Because they’re often met with judgment, opinions, and worst of all, unsolicited advice.
We've all been there - and it sucks.
But hey, it’s time to flip the script.
In today’s episode, we’ll uncover the exact communication strategy I use to create a safe space for vulnerable conversations, so we can nurture relationships that last a lifetime!
Let’s get it!
3 TIPS FOR HAVING VULNERABLE & AUTHENTIC CONVERSATIONS:
Reduce your pace, increase your warmth, and have a curious tone.
Learn how to “sit in the mud” with people versus prescribing advice and trying to “fix” them.
Stimulate a resolution by asking pattern-interrupting questions.
NOTABLE QUOTES:
[4:36] - “If we want to build trust and create a safe space for vulnerability, then we need to speak the same love language as the people we're communicating with.” - Ravi Rajani
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Ravi Rajani’s Website & Podcast: https://www.theravirajani.com/podcast
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The Influential Communicator
If you want to impact people, you need to influence them first.
Not in a manipulative way.
But in a way that's customer-centric and aligned with your values.
The problem is, captivating your customers, becoming memorable and winning new business is harder than ever before.
The answer?
Learning how to become an influential communicator.
Keynote speaker and storytelling coach, Ravi Rajani, has arrived to help you present with confidence, craft stories that sell and deliver presentations that win.
Join Ravi every Tuesday to unlock a brand new episode as he hangs out with some of the planet’s top communicators and gives you his own insights on how to become a better presenter, storyteller and communicator.