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Psychological tricks that will make your life easier

TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Last updated on - Dec 16, 2021, 11:00 IST
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tricks that will make your life easier

Communication to first impressions, to gaining admiration, attracting someone and self improvement, psychology tricks can do wonders for you! Don’t underestimate what you are about to read, practice them and see how they work. Scroll down now!

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To make someone spill the beans

If you want someone to volunteer information, eye contact is what you need to work on. Just ask if everything is okay, or any other question you want an honest answer to and maintain eye contact while keeping quiet. People tend to spill it all especially if they had been hiding something for a while as the silence makes them uncomfortable and they want to break the tension.

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Serve food to calm down people

This is very interesting indeed. If you feel that an environment is about to turn hostile or people are about to fight, order food, serve food and make people eat. This activity calms people down!

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To make them agree to what you are saying

If you want people to agree with you, start nodding while talking about the subject. The action of nodding makes the person also believe in your words and they mostly end up getting convinced and nodding back.

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Before he or she picks up a fight

If you think that someone is about to pick a fight with you, simply go and sit next to them. This makes the person awkward and then calms them down. Turn your body towards them first and then calmly go and sit next to them.

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Mirror them to gain trust

To build trust with someone quickly, mirror their body language but in a subtle way. It then looks as if you are in sync with them and this helps in building trust.

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Warm your hands before introduction

Before shaking hands with someone you want to connect more with, make sure your hands are warm. A warm hand shake means you are warm as a person and easier to approach and it has a good impression too.


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