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How To Turn Birthdays Into Business
Birthdays are for gift-giving, right? Actually, by employing an amazing quirk of psychology, guerrillas can actually receive from people on their birthdays. And here's how.

Building Trust
How do you accelerate the level of trust in your organization? The short answer: with lots of reciprocity.

Gifting
Gifting is a form of money or help. It rewards people for their participation in your ventures and life. It is smart as it adds value to those who wish to transact with you.
8 Questions to Ask Yourself in a Recession
Questions to ask yourself in a recession.

Notes to Boss
So in the interests of helping that boss "see what it looks like" to be a winning at working manager, I have a few notes for him, and others like him.

The More You Give, The More You Get: How To Get Interviews With Experts In Your Niche
We all know what karma is. What goes around comes around... it’s the law of the universe. Simply put, the more you give, the more you get... or as Robert Cialdini puts it in the science of “Influence”, it’s the rule of reciprocity. Now, we’ve all heard of reciprocity with our customers. Give them bonuses, surprise them, and as we’ve riffed on, basically delight the customer to get them to love you. I realized then what we had been missing... we needed to delight our potential business partners too. So I put aside the time to study the course. Okay, I’ll admit... it did seem a bit dreary at first, listening to 12 hours of audio... but let me tell you it was well worth it in the end. The more you give, the more you get indeed. That’s the power of karma.

Joint Venture Jitters
Some common questions that come up for people who are unaccustomed to the Joint Venture mindset can deprive them of the wonderful benefits of this powerful business tool. Here’s some thoughts to get you past these initial Joint Venture jitters.
Reciprocity in Joint Ventures
The best and most effective way to induce, persuade and ethically bribe people to mention your name, work with you and refer loads of business to you and the ideal way to differentiate yourself in the market and create top-of-mind awareness, is to create unprecedented, massive reciprocity. Here’s the magic key to opening that profitable floodgate.
Boomerang, the Reciprocity Urge
Repayment in kind is a fundamental human act. We need to be careful how we use it. Used wisely it helps. Used unwisely it hurts.

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Joint Ventures - What Goes Around, Comes Around
This story illustrates the reciprocity in Joint Ventures.
Who’s Your Daddy?
There is magic in creating reciprocity. Work smart!
Reciprocity in Joint Ventures
The best and most effective way to induce, persuade and ethically bribe people to mention your name, work with you and refer loads of business to you and the ideal way to differentiate yourself in the market and create top-of-mind awareness, is to create unprecedented, massive reciprocity. Here’s the magic key to opening that profitable floodgate.
The More You Give, The More You Get: How To Get Interviews With Experts In Your Niche
We all know what karma is. What goes around comes around... it’s the law of the universe. Simply put, the more you give, the more you get... or as Robert Cialdini puts it in the science of “Influence”, it’s the rule of reciprocity. Now, we’ve all heard of reciprocity with our customers. Give them bonuses, surprise them, and as we’ve riffed on, basically delight the customer to get them to love you. I realized then what we had been missing... we needed to delight our potential business partners too. So I put aside the time to study the course. Okay, I’ll admit... it did seem a bit dreary at first, listening to 12 hours of audio... but let me tell you it was well worth it in the end. The more you give, the more you get indeed. That’s the power of karma.

Using Reciprocity to Motivate
Give what you'd like to get and use the law of reciprocity to successfully influence your personal and professional life.
Reciprocity to Motivate
Give what you'd like to get and use the law of reciprocity to successfully influence your personal and professional life.

Why a Sales Manager MUST Evoke "The Law of Reciprocity"
For our purposes, the Law of Reciprocity states: If you do something nice for someone, human nature dictates that the recipient will feel compelled to do something nice for you in return. It is in essence: "you reap what you sow". This is an irrefutable law and one that you should teach your salespeople. The question of will someone actually act upon it at a given time depends on who asks.

First Law of Networking: Scratch My Back and I'll Scratch Yours
The law of reciprocity says that after you do something for me I will feel obligated to pay you back. Say hello and I answer you back. Ask me how I feel and I respond in kind. Hold a door for me to enter and I will thank you and be more inclined to hold it for the next person. This is the most important principle of networking.

Building Trust
How do you accelerate the level of trust in your organization? The short answer: with lots of reciprocity.

Make More Sales By Invoking the Principle of Reciprocity
This is the rule of reciprocity: When you do somebody a favour, they feel an obligation to return the favour. Use this to your advantage on your Web site by giving away something free.
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