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It's amazing; one harsh word spoken brings another harsh word. One soft word spoken brings another soft word. For these two personalities to get along in harmony, one will need to develop a mindset of a peacemaker. There will be no harmony until one does so, just a lot of bickering.
Getting To The Top!
The simplest illustration of making this work is that of a salesman and his customer. Every salesman is doing his best to create feelings of happiness and trust in another person. He won't be able to do that by rubbing where there's already a rash.
And, that's where
problem is in most cases. We try to "rub another person's rash". They need honey not vinegar. So, we try to achieve our "happiness" by causing others to do what we want; instead of giving them what they want.
It just seems normal to get what we want by force, power, position, authority, etc. All we end up with most times is a can of worms. In
heat of battle, it seems backwards to do otherwise.
So, we put on
boxing gloves and come out swinging. The salesman by contrast, if he has any training at all, will come out with his silver lined tongue all prepared to bathe us in honey and promise us whatever will give us our hearts desire.
Now think about it. If
sale is made, who won? They both did. Who got happy? They both did. Who got what they wanted? They both did. Who laughed all
way to
bank? They both did.
Now just imagine how you could persuade your teenager to clean his room by using
salesman strategy. The point is; we have within us
power to attract everything we want or, repel it into
bottomless pit.
When we get what we desire, we get happy. When we give others something that they feel will make them happy, then happiness comes back to us in waves.
So, what comes first is
sharing of something good and desirable with someone else. Then, something good and desirable that we seek will come back to us.
An Ace Up His Sleeve!
This type of salesman strategy is difficult to adopt. The salesman says
customer is always right. The salesman says there is something that
customer wants and, I have to find a way to give it to him and then I will get what I want.
Think about this: If you find that you are offended when someone yells at you or speaks in a harsh way, you can be sure that someone else is offended by it also, even if it is your five year old son.
Everyone has emotions that need to be stroked. To get what we want we find a way to give them what they want. That's not to say we let them do whatever they want. Not even a salesman can do that. There will be some things about
product that can't be compromised. But, that doesn't stop a sale from being made.
A good persuader will find a way to give
other person what they want and at
same time give themselves what is desirable. If you like being complimented, then it is safe to believe others will like it also.
What Goes Around Comes Around!
So, can happiness be attracted? Can unhappiness be attracted? The answer to both questions is yes. Happiness is attracted by sharing happiness with others. Unhappiness is attracted by spreading trouble, domineering and manipulative attitudes, and imposing selfish desires with no concern of returning something of value to
other person. It's the, "all about me attitude".
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