It’s foolhardy to try to persuade people to see the profound errors of their ways in the hope that mental change will lead to behavioral change. Instead, try to change superficial behavior first and hope that, if they act differently, they’ll eventually think differently. Lure people toward success with the promise of admiration instead of trying to punish failure with criticism. Positive rewards are more powerful.Where to start.... Perhaps, "David, I promise to admire your restraining yourself from feigning objectivity when stumping for the Republican Party"?
Political discussion and ranting, premised upon the fact that even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Kill Him With Kindness?
David Brooks lectures,
Labels:
David Brooks,
Psychology
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