Maestría en Persuasión e Influencia (DM + Audio)

I was drawn to Master Persuasion for a slightly different reason than what people might immediately assume when they hear the word “persuasion.”

I have quite a few people in my life who come to me for advice. Some are students, some are friends or people close to me, and for whatever reason I often find myself in the position of trying to encourage someone to believe in themselves, put in the work, stop selling themselves short, or simply look at their situation from a more positive and constructive perspective.

The frustrating part has always been that people will ASK for advice, agree with everything you say, tell you that you are right…and then proceed to do absolutely none of it

Some of my students especially have struggled with believing in themselves. You can see their potential very clearly from the outside, but THEY don’t see it. Sometimes you can explain something ten different ways, tell them exactly what they need to do, encourage them, reassure them, and practically hand them the roadmap…but there is still this internal resistance.

I also have people close to me who are naturally prone to very negative thinking. They can get stuck seeing the worst possible interpretation of everything, and when someone is already in that state, even genuinely good advice can sometimes seem to bounce right off them.

This is primarily why I wanted Master Persuasion.

And holy crap, this thing WORKS.

The difference for me has not been about suddenly becoming some slick salesman who can talk anybody into anything. It is much more interesting than that.

I have noticed that when I genuinely believe something would benefit someone, I am MUCH better at getting the message through to them.

People seem more receptive. They listen differently. I find the right words more naturally. I seem to understand intuitively which angle will actually resonate with the person instead of just repeating the same argument louder. There is a noticeable difference between somebody merely hearing what I am saying and the message actually LANDING.

I have already watched people become more willing to follow advice that previously they would have acknowledged and then ignored. With students, I have found it considerably easier to get through those walls of self-doubt and motivate them to actually apply themselves. There have been moments where I could almost see the shift happening during the conversation.

That alone makes this field incredibly valuable to me.

Sometimes you are trying to convince somebody that they are more capable than they think they are.

Sometimes you are trying to convince somebody not to give up.

Sometimes you are trying to help somebody recognize that the catastrophic story running through their head isn’t the only possible interpretation of reality.

Sometimes somebody asks you for advice because a part of them genuinely wants help, but their own habits, fears or negative thought patterns prevent them from actually receiving it.

Being able to communicate in a way that gets through that resistance is a beautiful thing.

Teaching, encouraging, negotiating, explaining your point of view, helping someone see their own potential, resolving disagreements…communication is everywhere.

So I guess if you are somebody whom people naturally come to for guidance, or you regularly find yourself thinking, “Why do you keep asking me for advice if you’re never going to actually DO any of it?!” , this one is seriously worth exploring.

Well, in a way, yes. But probably goes with my territory. I’ll explain.

The dynamic I described (constantly asking my take and then not really being comvinced) made me feel useless at times. Probably my bad also , because everyone has their own path and pace and we all gotta respect that. But day after day it was taking a bit of a toll.

Now I am feeling more useful and it makes me feel more confident in giving advice as well.

Amazing field