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01/10/2007 To Make People Like You, Start by Liking Them!
Alan “AJ” Nisen       My goal is to build lifetime relationships with every client!
Bank of America Mortgage
Direct:      1.925.963.5836
Work:        1.925.688.3820
Fax:          1.925.688.3829
aj.nisen@bankofamerica.com
www.nowville.com/aj.nisen
 
To Make People Like You, Start by Liking Them!
 
We are all thinking about next year’s business at this point.  Well, I just finished re-reading  How to Win Friends & Influence People* and thought I would share this with you as I start focusing on increasing market share.
 
 Dale Carnegie’s book, How to Win Friends & Influence People*, consistently makes the top five list whenever there is a survey of most influential or inspiring books.  Dale Carnegie outlines in very simple steps, with examples, how to start building business and client relationships.
 
Today, I wanted to point out the section titled, Six Ways to Make People Like You, where Dale Carnegie reveals six traits kind people of the world share:
 
Become interested in other people. Note that he doesn't say show interest, but rather "become interested - change yourself for real, rather than practicing handy habits. Especially in business, it's critical that we learn to see prospects as people rather than as sales.
 
Smile. There's probably nothing so positive and contagious as a simple smile. If you have trouble smiling sincerely, get your mind out of the dumps and think about something that will make you smile.
 
Remember that a person's name is to that person the sweetest and most important sound in any language. If you are not a pro at remembering people's names, become one. If your mind is dividing people into important and not as important, remembering only those names you value, you're at an enormous disadvantage - in addition to being a snob.
 
Be a good listener and encourage people to talk about themselves. Most folks don't need much encouragement, but those who do will likely thank you for such a great conversation.
 
Talk in terms of the other person's interests. Reignite your childhood curiosity, and ask questions! When possible, learn in advance what their interests are and spend a few minutes each day researching those topics so you have something to discuss the next time you chat.
 
Make the other person feel important - and do it sincerely. Notice the talents and abilities of others. Show gratitude to the grocer for not smashing your bread. Admire the speed of the clerk at the DMV. If you can't find something complimentary about another person, you're not looking hard enough.
 
I hope Dale Carnegie's tips serve as a reminder for how you can make the world a better place while building client and business relationships.
 
*How to Win Friends and Influence People, by Dale Carnegie, 1936, Simon & Schuster, Inc.
 
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AJ Nisen
 
Alan ‘AJ’ Nisen, MBA, Notary
Mortgage Loan Consultant
Phone:   1.925.688.3820
Mobile   1.925.963.5836
 
Thank you for your interest in starting a mortgage a conversation with me.  Remember, Bank of America has Industry leading low rates and is a full service bank. Bring me any mortgage offer to compete with to see what we can do for you.  I look forward to serving you in the future!
 
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