Comments on: Remembering Names Creates Connection: How to Become Max http://conflictzen.lenski.com/remembering-names-creates-connection/ conflict resolution for organizations, teams, executives and managers Thu, 02 Sep 2010 14:57:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Dr. Tammy Lenski http://conflictzen.lenski.com/remembering-names-creates-connection/#comment-124 Dr. Tammy Lenski Thu, 15 Feb 2007 13:08:18 +0000 http://lenski.com/index.php/2007/02/how-name-recall-creates-connection-how-to-become-max/#comment-124 Liara, Thanks for the additional resource! I think I've seen Allan Pease in a news clip on t.v. and he was pretty darn amazing. Liara,

Thanks for the additional resource! I think I’ve seen Allan Pease in a news clip on t.v. and he was pretty darn amazing.

]]> By: Liara Covert http://conflictzen.lenski.com/remembering-names-creates-connection/#comment-123 Liara Covert Thu, 15 Feb 2007 04:34:15 +0000 http://lenski.com/index.php/2007/02/how-name-recall-creates-connection-how-to-become-max/#comment-123 This topic reminds me of a chapter in a fantastic book called, "Easy Peasy: People Skills for Life" by Allan and Barbara Pease. In the section which helps readers to understand strategies to make people feel important, Allan has included a great group of ideas. To really appreciate his approach, I would encourage you to obtain a copy. (And better still, take advantage of any opportunity you might her about to see him live) 1) Repeat their name to them in conversation. 2) Turn their name into an object (in your mind) 3) Create a ridiculous scene where you imagine the object interfacing with the person's most prominent feature This topic reminds me of a chapter in a fantastic book called, “Easy Peasy: People Skills for Life” by Allan and Barbara Pease. In the section which helps readers to understand strategies to make people feel important, Allan has included a great group of ideas. To really appreciate his approach, I would encourage you to obtain a copy. (And better still, take advantage of any opportunity you might her about to see him live)

1) Repeat their name to them in conversation.
2) Turn their name into an object (in your mind)
3) Create a ridiculous scene where you imagine the object interfacing with the person’s most prominent feature

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