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Archetypes of the Tonal Persuasion Method (Selling Archetypes (The Jester,…
Archetypes of the Tonal Persuasion Method
Selling Archetypes
The action taker
Qualities
Big thinker
People
Marshall Thurber
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W Edwards Deming
Walt Disney
Tony Robbins
Buckminster Fuller
Success Driven
Decision Maker
High belief in own abilities
Major Preferences
Taking action now or never
Backing yourself
Living life to the fullest
Take advantage of opportunity
Fears
Regret at missed opportunities
Missing out on what could have been
Perspective on time
Purchase doesn't work out, life goes on
Money is made through taking risk
More decisions
More opportunity
Body Language
Firm
Strong
Stance
Confident
Upright
Laws of influence
Authority
Expertise
Scarcity
Time
The Jester
Qualities
Takes self lightly
Don't take life too seriously
Joke Maker
Laughter
People Person
The every man
Branding archetype
Inclusive of others
Major Preferences
Everyone has a good time
As long as it's fun, then it's all good
Always give something a go
Looking toward good times
Perspective on time
No consideration of time, deadlines are for serious people
As long as we're having fun, take as long as needed with prospect
Body Language
Open with arms
Non-symmetrical
Large attention seeking gestures
Fears
Social rejection
Taking life too seriously
Perspective on money
No concept of money, it's not needed to make people laugh
Laughter is free
Laws of influence
Liking
We become likable very quickly
Build rapport
Interested
FOB
Make people feel good
For who they are
The Fair Player
Qualities
Team player
The teams success is vital
Stable, consistent, and reliable
Certain
People buy from people who are certain
High standards
Experienced. Knows what's fair
Learned from mis-takes
Major preferences
Moving forward as ONE team
One system
Shared outcome
Win-ALL
Win-Win
Collaboration
Everyone is taken care of & considered
Diversity
Everyone has a say
Everything in balance
Work-life
Equality
Resourceful balance
Consider all people and obstacles
Fears
Perspective on time
Perspective on money
Body language
Laws of influence