Messengers) [Pdf/E–book] ¶ Stephen Martin

• Paperback
• 336
• Messengers
• Stephen Martin
• en
• 21 April 2018
• 9781847942364

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summary Messengers 108 G up woefully ineffectual or under represented They examine the worlds of punditry business and politics to show why being right carries less weight than looking right And in the process they demonstrate why in a world of ambiguity uncertainty and fake news it is now increasingly the Messenger who is the message. The subtitle of Messengers is Who We Listen To Who We Don t And Why In a world that has given us Donald Trump and Boris Johnson learning the answer to this uestion seems worth the effort involving reading the book but having finished it I m not sure that I m any clearerThis is a pop psychology book with all the strengths and weaknesses of that genre It starts out with a lot of anecdotes some mind blowingly banal somebody who tweeted something on the same day that Barrack Obama tweeted something very similar got millions fewer re tweets and some uite fascinating employees of an Indian entrepreneur with a caring management style offered to work for nothing when her business was in trouble The Key Diary of a Mad Old Man or under represented They examine the worlds Preserving on Paper: Seventeenth-Century Englishwomen's Receipt Books of punditry business and politics to show why being right carries less weight than looking right And in the process they demonstrate why in a world Protocoalele sedintelor de spiritism of ambiguity uncertainty and fake news it is now increasingly the Messenger who is the message. The subtitle Rain Will Come of Messengers is Who We Listen To Who We Don t And Why In a world that has given us Donald Trump and Boris Johnson learning the answer to this uestion seems worth the effort involving reading the book but having finished it I m not sure that I m any clearerThis is a pop psychology book with all the strengths and weaknesses Creatures Great and Small of that genre It starts Surrounded by Idiots: The Four Types of Human Behaviour or, How to Understand Those Who Cannot Be Understood (Audio Download): Amazon.co.uk: Thomas Erikson, David John, Penguin Audio : Audible Audiobooks out with a lot Surrounded by Idiots: The Four Types of Human Behaviour or, How to Understand Those Who Cannot Be Understood (Audio Download): Amazon.co.uk: Thomas Erikson, David John, Penguin Audio : Audible Audiobooks of anecdotes some mind blowingly banal somebody who tweeted something Wierms Egg on the same day that Barrack Obama tweeted something very similar got millions fewer re tweets and some uite fascinating employees The Glass Artist's Studio Handbook: Traditional and Contemporary Techniques for Working with Glass (Studio Handbook Series) of an Indian entrepreneur with a caring management style Miracles et signes divins dans le Coran offered to work for nothing when her business was in trouble

summary Messengers 108 Ions that behavioural experts Steve Martin and Joseph Marks tackle in their ground breaking new book Messengers Who We Listen To Who We Don’t and Why Drawing extensively on the very latest research they identify the powerful forces that result in some becoming society’s prevailing Messengers and others endin. Forget about honing only your message It turns out that the messenger is much important than the message That s why millions react to Obama s tweets but nobody would react to mine So what makes a compelling messenger Strong and soft powersStrong1 Socio economic position celebrity power 2 Competence3 Dominance Trump vs Clinton4 Attractiveness cute babies and beautiful models sell stuff Soft1 Warmth warm Doctors get better results and get sued less2 Vulnerability But only if you are deemed competent Otherwise it is just sad 3 Trustworthiness4 Charisma Use hard or soft powers It depends In emergencies and crises hard power leaders are preferred In peace time soft power leaders are preferred That is

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summary Messengers 108 Why are self confident ignoramuses so often believed Why are thoughtful experts so often given the cold shoulder And why do apparently irrelevant details such as a person’s height their relative wealth or their Facebook photo influence whether or not we trust what they are sayingThese are just some of the uest. Good book with simple points It has no re read value My summaryMessengers people tend to listen1 Socioeconomic status Looking wealthy2 Perceived competenceTaking medical advice from a doctor etcHaving mature less round than average facehigh cheekbones angular jaw3 Dominance can be a forceful way to get the message acrossDominance indications Competitive assertive even aggressive behavior focusing on self interest rather than empathy Low pitched voiceremember Elizabeth Holmes Using expensive postures making open gestures being happy with taking lots of spaceSigns of high testosterone is associated with strength and dominance4 Attractive messengers get attention and respondTwo research about the topicEv