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EPISODE · Nov 2, 2012 · 58 MIN

Instant Rapport - Applying ancient wisdom to engage with your clients with guest John Cremer

from The Business Elevation Show Where Good Matters · host Chris Cooper

Would you like to quickly understand who you were doing business with to help you build a very healthy professional relationship with them? By reading physical cues it is possible to assess the type of person we are speaking to and engage with them more fruitfully and easily. In this show we will examine 6 types of people and explore how best to communicate with them. Each type responds positively to certain words and concepts – and is repelled by other words. We will find how to quickly recognise each type and best establish rapport with them. My guest John Cremer is an expert in the art of Reading People with over 25 years of experience in the field and is the author of "Reading People" – a guide to getting great results from yourself and others by using ancient wisdom. He has worked with clients ranging from the London Metropolitan Police Force to HTC, HP, Lloyds TSB and the UN. To get the best out of this episode please listen with an open mind and sense of humour.

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