The Difference Between Persuading, Convincing & Coercing Someone

Written By Paul Rouke

Never before have I seen such detailed behavioural analysis and specific psychological recommendations set out when a company or organisation or institution is aiming to get people to do what they want them to do.

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Does what I share here fall under using persuasion, convincing or coercion? I will let you decide.

This article will provide further insights and understanding for you on the difference between persuade, convince and coerce.

Here is the UK Government and NHS behavioural insights & recommendations document I refer to in the video.

Paul Rouke

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Following experiencing marital, business & public image collapse aged 41, my heart now is for high-achieving men and women who look strong on the outside, but are carrying hidden weight on the inside

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