Is it easy to be honest? For me, I don’t know. All I know is that honest is one of the most important traits you must develop, not only to your everyday life but also to your business, marketing and even in persuading people. Parents are teaching their children telling them to be honest all the time. I do believe they are told to be honest but the action teaches a lot rather that just words.

In persuasion, you will never take for granted on not being honest. Many persuaders have their instant success in business and selling. Yes very instant, but if it is fueled with dishonesty, it is like throwing a stone above, as it goes high it slows down and observe how fast it is when it falls down than going up. That’s how dishonesty does in your business, marketing and selling.

This time, I’m going to tell you the two theories of honest persuasion and which theory is the favorable of most people.

Beware of the half truth. You may have gotten hold of the wrong half. Is your honest persuasion is half truth? This is where persuaders enable the delay in persuading people. This is the first theory, the “WILL” hypothesis of persuasion. Their honesty comes from the presence of temptation.

In the second theory “GRACE” hypothesis of persuasion, your honest persuasion is not linked to the controlled cognitive process but it is linked to research of automatic processes in determining behavior. This means that your persuasion is driven by the right process of winning the affluent.

Truth fears no question. This is true, your persuasion is also driven how much honesty you put in it. If you want to learn more on how to persuade the affluent, visit www.MAXpersuasion.com and get the most of what you want.

Author's Bio: 

Michael Bahian is trained by the most well known experts in the art and power of persuasion, Kenrick Cleveland. Check out the newest developments at www.MAXpersuasion.com and learn how to get what you want.