Now that you are consciously influenced, you decide to buy a house from builder A, you call the store, and the builder quotes 20,000 dollars, but you want the builder to reduce the price to 10,000 dollars. If the builder convinces you, either emotionally, or through facts and figures, and sells the house for 20,000 dollars, he has persuaded you. During persuasion, the party doesn’t lose anything from his pocket. But, you are persistent and doesn’t want to spend 20,000 dollars, the sales would start negotiating. As a first step, he brings down his price to 19,000 dollars. And, if you agree for 19,000/- the builder lost 1000/-. During negotiation, you lose from your pocket too.In Persuasion you don't lose, in Negotiation you lose tooSo the difference between persuasion and negotiation is, during persuasion you do not lose anything from your pocket while during negotiation you lose from your pocket.Convince or conviction with more EvidencesConvince is to move by argument or evidence. The more evidences you have the more it is easy to influence, persuade and negotiate.Two Types of Influence1. Subconscious influence: You being influenced without your knowledge.1. Self-aware influence: You being influenced with your knowledge. So consciously change something. Here are 11 different types of changes that you experience during self-aware influence:
- Start a change: you start a change keeping certain goals in mind
- Stop a change
- Sustain a change
- Survive a change
- Step-up a change (continuous improvement)
- Secure a change
- Seek a change
- Support a change
- Seclude away from change
- Sense (foresee) a change
- Stand-still during a change