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Listen First, Then Use This Trick To Influence Someone
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11:22Now PlayingDiscover The 4 Necessary Emotions To A Killer First Impression:
Game of Thrones - Why Tyrion Can't Be Killed
Tyrion Lannister has a knack for staying alive. He is constantly getting into trouble and talking his way out. But Tyrion's genius is replicable if you learn how he thinks. And one of the first thing he thinks of is what other people want. That is how he manages to continue through season after season in Game of Thrones.
We cover 3 ways to figure out what people want by examining how Tyrion Lannister survives through Game of Thrones:
1. Cold reading - watch how Tyrion cold reads Bronn . Contrast that with Lommy, who never even attempts to cold read Polliver before he kills him
2. Listening - Tyrion listens very carefully to what people say. When the pirates take him hostage and mention they will sell his "manhood" to the cock merchant, he comes up with a clever reason for them to keep him alive. Cersei provides a foil to this in how she behaves with Joffrey.
3. Asking people for their stories - Tyrion asks the members of the Night's Watch for their stories, learning about Grenn and Pip. Jon Snow, on the other hand, just assumes that they hate him because he is better.
If you put those 3 things into place you might not win The Game of Thrones, but you can still display some of Tyrion's genius.
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