What if your goals were not generally accepted? or that your audience has a tend

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What if your goals were not generally accepted? or that your audience has a tendency to be skeptical to your truth? Do not assume everyone or even anyone has your point of view. Do not forget to make the case for what you may think is common sense.

How do you convince them that this is a worthwhile goal? i.e. to put money on the table? Remember that you need to anticipate any question no matter how outrageous.

In 200 words or more

What examples can you think of where you totally missed the mark by assuming the person you were talking to shared your perspective? (No political answers)

Explanation / Answer

If the audience has a tendency to be skeptical to the truth and does not accept my goals generally then I will follow methods of persuasion. It is necessary to transfer the message effectively to the audience without coming across as too pushy and dominating.

It is necessary to be persuasive and present the information in an acceptable manner and nuanced explanation. This will help to capture the goals and stimulate the audience in an effective manner.

It is necessary to be convincing and internalize the information effectively to the audience so it is believable and clarity of goals helps to transfer the information.

For example if the audience needs to hear the goal that coke is better than Pepsi then the focus should not be on making the audience head that my personal preference is coke but open their mind to change their perspective.
It is necessary to design an actuation dialogue which focuses on convincing the audience to seek action and believe in the goals.

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