The Vacation Bathing Suit Revisited!
/0 Comments/by Brian Ahearn, CMCT®Last year I wrote a piece call Reverse Psychology and the Vacation Bathing Suit and people found it to be pretty funny. In fact, when I tell the story during training classes I always get quite a few laughs. I’ll leave it to you to read the post if you want but here’s the bottom […]
Persuading Personality Types: Survey Questions and Results
/2 Comments/by Brian Ahearn, CMCT®From June 21, 2010 through June 30, 2010 I conducted a survey to try to determine the best influence approaches for different people based on personality type. In all, 265 people participated with the following breakdown by personality type: Driver/Pragmatic – 96 (36.2%) Influencer/Expressive – 63 (23.8%) Amiable/Facilitator – 58 (21.9%) Thinker/Analytic – 48 (18.1%) […]
Persuading Personality Types: The Driver/Pragmatic
/0 Comments/by Brian Ahearn, CMCT®We’re on the final group in our look at the best ways to persuade people based on personality type. Our final group is the driver/pragmatic and as the name implies, people in this category are “driven.” They thrive on challenges and have a strong intrinsic motivation to succeed. They are practical, focused and results oriented. […]
Persuading Personality Types: The Expressive/Influencer
/4 Comments/by Brian Ahearn, CMCT®Day three on the personality types and we’re going to look at the survey data for the influencer/expressive personalities. Expressive people are easy to spot because they outgoing, enthusiastic and operate with a high energy level. They’re idea people who sometimes struggle to see their ideas through to completion. If you need help you can […]
Persuading Personality Types: The Facilitator/Amiable
/3 Comments/by Brian Ahearn, CMCT®Up today are the results for the facilitator/amiable individuals. Folks who fall into this group are dependable, loyal and easygoing. They prefer things, people and activities that are non-threatening and friendly. They don’t like dealing with impersonal details or cold hard facts. It may surprise you to know facilitators are usually quick to make decisions. […]




