Course Outline

MODULE I.

  • The "Stairway to Heaven" Model - Sequence of effective persuasion (attunement, contact, contract, dialogue, influence, findings) applicable in:
    - Any interaction regardless of the communication channel (email, phone, face-to-face)
    - Public speaking
    - Presentations before decision-makers, such as boards of directors and stakeholders
  • Practical training on the "Stairway to Heaven" model. Each participant, working in groups of four, will present a selected idea or project, following the sequence and logic of the "stairway to heaven" model.
  • Contact and Contract Principles - Establishing clear contracts and business boundaries based on Carl Rogers' principles.
    Determine why managing boundaries and areas of responsibility and establishing clear contracts is essential in business, and how to do it effectively.
    Practical training in setting contract rules and distributing responsibilities. Each participant will work in groups of four to establish a contract (following the proposed rules) and determine the distribution of responsibilities.
  • Outcome-Based Thinking Model - Focusing on desired outcomes and what you aim to achieve or obtain. Practical training in influencing and persuasion for personal reasons.
    Practical application of the Outcome-Based Thinking model. Each participant will individually describe, in terms of outcomes (what they want to achieve, persuade, or dissuade) their business presentation or sequence of events in any business communication process.

MODULE II.

  • The Language of Effective Conversation - Identify language structures that hinder persuasion and influence, as well as those that enhance it. These tools are essential for ethical persuasion and significantly increase the likelihood of a win-win agreement.
  • Learning to conduct conversations using sequences of questions that help uncover intentions, interests, motives, and needs of others, facilitating mutual understanding and achieving a win-win agreement.
  • Socratic Questions - Enhancing influence and building trust in business relationships. Practice (in pairs) using previously learned language structures and question sequences.

MODULE III.

  • Communication Aikido - Managing difficult business situations. Practice verbal communication techniques for handling challenging scenarios.
    Dynamics of exercises (simulation of difficult business situations performed in pairs) are designed to improve participants' skills in managing difficult situations or relationships, including non-verbal communication.
  • You Message vs. I Message - Exercise on reformulating language structures from You messages (hindering agreement) to I messages (facilitating agreement).
  • Model of Emotional Escalation Dynamics - Understanding when to constructively confront to maintain control over emotions and achieve goals rather than escalate into conflict.
    Determine how the dynamics of emotional escalation and the model of constructive confrontation serve the purpose of solving problems or addressing issues, not fixing individuals.
  • Constructive Confrontation Model - Developed based on Non-Violent Communication (NVC) by Marshall Rosenberg. Practice real business scenarios that participants will qualify for constructive confrontation using three criteria, then conduct a constructive confrontation in situations of their choice.
  • Practical Application of Persuasion Laws and Six Rules of Exerting Influence - As described by Professor Robert Cialdini, these principles will enable workshop participants to develop greater effectiveness in exerting influence, achieving goals, and obtaining concessions and agreements in quasi-negotiation processes with business partners for government.

Requirements

No prior knowledge is required for this training for government participants.

 14 Hours

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