People skills are a VERY underrated skill that one must perfect to get ahead in life. Let discuss people skills and why they are important to learn - THREADpic.twitter.com/93f0gRJ7hr
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Everybody we interact with, moves to their "own beat" a specific rhythm if you like, its easy to pick up on this after a certain length of time spent chatting to somebody. Everybody requires a different approach - Example - If you are in a low IQ, low-income area, a long-windedpic.twitter.com/qRgcwEG3yi
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An intellectual explanation is not going to be very effective on average, or in a prison or a very alpha male-heavy environment, these people prefer short, sharp hard-hitting dialect, you won't bode well trying to sound smart to a dude who has been in jail for several years for apic.twitter.com/BKzb6KWGhO
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Violent crime. You must understand your audience and play accordingly. When in a higher IQ lower-danger setting, the strategy should be to give a more intellectual POV as this would definitely serve you better than short-winded & sharp replies.pic.twitter.com/bt1DUj9R9k
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I'm sure everybody reading this has experienced the horror of being stuck in a certain environment with others who have little or no people skills, sometimes it is described as "tact" the ability to get people to do what you wish without making them upset or angry at you.pic.twitter.com/EhBKM8R7JC
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It's a massive downside for anybody to possess, because no matter what position they ever attain in life, they never ever have the respect of others, which when you break it all down, is the basis of any fruitful relationship whether it be romantic or business-related.pic.twitter.com/CYyzSTW6cO
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You want to be able to sell stuff to people? Physical products or otherwise, you MUST have very good people skills, you must be able to get into their mind and have genuine empathy for their concerns, this way you really FEEL what they feel and then deliver the goods to thempic.twitter.com/G8NOugGnEV
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This is the real meaning behind "Customer service" it's not about you being a good place to buy stuff from, it's about you putting the needs of others BEFORE yours! This way you're operating from a position of strength, because EVERYBODY enjoys being catered to specifically.pic.twitter.com/oNBL3BgY5q
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If you can develop better people skills you will achieve the following traits and characteristics - 1. You will be respected by all your peers a lot more 2. People will want to work for & help you more 3. Your presence will become a breath of fresh air - not a soul sucker.pic.twitter.com/HFwpm9Lf39
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You will find it MUCH easier to sell your products and attain repeat customers. People skills are the best possible skills you can learn. END THREAD.pic.twitter.com/45VFFHBHcq
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