• Homer's Rule.

Prepare carefully for the upcoming persuasion and select arguments in your favor. Arguments are conventionally divided into strong, medium and weak.

Homer's Rule implies that you should start persuasion with strong ones, then add two or three medium ones, and finish it all off with the strongest argument.

Do not use weak ones at all, because they will not help you achieve results. Do not start with what you want to get from a person, do not say what he should do. This will cause a rejection reaction.

❗️Therefore, give arguments and in the specified sequence.