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Jul 22, 2015 15 min

How to be Persuasive – Part 1

from Tips for Lawyers Podcast Hosted by Chris Hargreaves

Persuasion in the legal profession is unavoidable. You must be able to persuade someone of your point of view. But have you ever really delved into why you need to do that, and the opportunities to use persuasion within your legal practice? In the first episode on how to be persuasive I’ll be talking about […]

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Persuasion in the legal profession is unavoidable. You must be able to persuade someone of your point of view. But have you ever really delved into why you need to do that, and the opportunities to use persuasion within your legal practice? In the first episode on how to be persuasive I’ll be talking about the fundamental elements of persuasion, and the opportunities to use persuasion in your practice. Some Resources on Persuasion How to be Persuasive Why Mediation Can Be a Waste of Time How to Build Trust Persuasion in the legal profession is unavoidable. You must be able to persuade someone of your point of view. But have you ever really delved into why you need to do that, and the opportunities to use persuasion within your legal practice? In the first episode on how to be persuasive I’ll be talking about the fundamental elements of persuasion, and the opportunities to use persuasion in your practice. Some Resources on Persuasion How to be Persuasive Why Mediation Can Be a Waste of Time How to Build Trust

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