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From Dale Carnegie to Robert Cialdini and Kevin Hogan, much information written on influence emerges from men. Even though the ideas and opinions they offer are valuable, women are yearning to know what influence tactics, negotiations, and language resonate for them. We are thirsty to study how we can use influence strategies with OUR minds, OUR emotions, and OUR desires. A disconnect exists between
Karen Keller
From Dale Carnegie to Robert Cialdini, information written on influence comes from men. And, women want to know what influence tactics resonate for them.
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Do you get guidance from your intuition, inner voice, or as some call, inner psychic? What do they mean and which one is best for business?
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There are 6 myths that I will bust (no pun intended!) about women and influence.
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Have you noticed influential women in movies? Each of them have brought to the big screen the real-life, not-so-everyday woman doing remarkable things.
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Your soul Is talking, will you say yes? Smart women have come to know that power and influence evolve from the interdependence between them and their soul.
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In his Christmas Eve homily, Pope Benedict XVI hit the influential nail on its head. What he had to say was all about soul influence. How persuasive is the soul? Does it matter if you don’t listen?
