lessoninthere

Last week I’ve learned that there’s a big mental difference between these two phrases:

— I agree with you, but I think it’s better to do it this way.

— I think it’s better to do it this way, but I agree with you.

Which one is more likely gonna work? Turns out, people remember and react on the last part of a sentence better than the first. Sounds idiotic, but it works.

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That's a good one, what's another way to do it? And then we can see which way is best for us.

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Just try to say all the bad stuff at the beginning of a sentence, and then the good one at the end. It’s a game changer