Comments on: It’s not what you think that matters http://www.axisofinfluence.com/Blog/credibility-is-in-the-eye-of-the-beholder-2/ Axis of Influence blog Sat, 20 Mar 2010 01:59:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Frank McDonald http://www.axisofinfluence.com/Blog/credibility-is-in-the-eye-of-the-beholder-2/comment-page-1/#comment-889 Frank McDonald Sat, 20 Mar 2010 01:59:39 +0000 http://www.axisofinfluence.com/Blog/?p=69#comment-889 Hi Mike, I want to talk on credibility and what I feel that it is in the world I live in. It really boils down to truthfulness and honesty that drive passion and integrity. Now what we are talking about here is that when you meet or talk to some one you let out a little of yourself and how you truely preceive things. You are smileing and confident as you are not hideing anything. You are and preceived as naturally being you and conveying what is truely the way we see things. This does not have to be technical or a sales pitch. This is more humorous and easily understood as the way nature is ;it flows out because there will never be the same context because things change and so do we; but there also is a passion behind what we say and how we say what we are trying to put in front of a discussion. Once the people we are with understand it they are more in tuned with you and want to contibute. Now we can take this futher and discuss us and how we feel in the matter and we become one with credibility attached. We are now figureing out how to obtain the best objective together. This is a long lasting trusting relationship that has endurance through each additional meeting. Hi Mike,

I want to talk on credibility and what I feel that it is in the world I live in. It really boils down to truthfulness and honesty that drive passion and integrity. Now what we are talking about here is that when you meet or talk to some one you let out a little of yourself and how you truely preceive things. You are smileing and confident as you are not hideing anything. You are and preceived as naturally being you and conveying what is truely the way we see things. This does not have to be technical or a sales pitch. This is more humorous and easily understood as the way nature is ;it flows out because there will never be the same context because things change and so do we; but there also is a passion behind what we say and how we say what we are trying to put in front of a discussion. Once the people we are with understand it they are more in tuned with you and want to contibute. Now we can take this futher and discuss us and how we feel in the matter and we become one with credibility attached. We are now figureing out how to obtain the best objective together. This is a long lasting trusting relationship that has endurance through each additional meeting.

]]> By: Charisse http://www.axisofinfluence.com/Blog/credibility-is-in-the-eye-of-the-beholder-2/comment-page-1/#comment-886 Charisse Fri, 19 Mar 2010 17:30:33 +0000 http://www.axisofinfluence.com/Blog/?p=69#comment-886 Interesting perspective. I look forward to reading next weeks answers. I find that honesty really is the best policy and if you find yourself in a situation where your credibility is being questioned, confront it head on. That is why social media can be such a great vehicle for companies if they use it properly and honestly. Interesting perspective. I look forward to reading next weeks answers. I find that honesty really is the best policy and if you find yourself in a situation where your credibility is being questioned, confront it head on. That is why social media can be such a great vehicle for companies if they use it properly and honestly.

]]> By: Mike Lovas http://www.axisofinfluence.com/Blog/credibility-is-in-the-eye-of-the-beholder-2/comment-page-1/#comment-885 Mike Lovas Thu, 18 Mar 2010 17:07:34 +0000 http://www.axisofinfluence.com/Blog/?p=69#comment-885 Pam and I recently taught a Business Credibility seminar. We asked the people to rate their own credibility. Then, we asked them to turn the tables and rate someone else's credibility. That shift in perspective brought it home to them that they are being judged for credibility all day long - and they are also judging other people. That litle exercise opened their minds to learning how to improve the Credibility Impressions that other people get from them. -- Michael Lovas Pam and I recently taught a Business Credibility seminar. We asked the people to rate their own credibility. Then, we asked them to turn the tables and rate someone else’s credibility. That shift in perspective brought it home to them that they are being judged for credibility all day long – and they are also judging other people. That litle exercise opened their minds to learning how to improve the Credibility Impressions that other people get from them.

– Michael Lovas

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