How To Make Someone Regret Dismissing You | Lawyer Vince
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Most people think the way to make someone regret dismissing you is to prove them wrong in the moment. That's not how it works.
In this episode of How to Convince, I break down what dismissal actually is, why it almost never has anything to do with you, and what the real response looks like because proving, shrinking, and reacting all make the problem worse.
If you've ever said something in a meeting and been ignored, only to watch someone else say the exact same thing and get applauded, this episode is for you.
This episode covers:
What dismissal actually is and why it happens
Why snap judgments are almost always wrong
The three responses that accidentally confirm the dismissal
How to keep showing up at your actual level regardless of how you're being received
Why composure communicates more than confrontation
What makes someone's regret inevitable without you doing anything dramatic
Plus, listener Q&A on a partner venting to family about private relationship issues, a disengaged employee who used to be enthusiastic, and a mother-in-law undermining parenting decisions in front of the kids.
Comment "MAKE THEM REGRET IT" if this resonated with you.
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