Isbn: 9798242329348 - no one cares that you’re right: ten disciplines for presence, influence, and leverage (5 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. No One Cares That You're Right is an examination of influence as it actually operates, not as it is taught, hoped for, or morally defended. The book rejects the comforting belief that correctness, merit, or clarity naturally prevail. Instead, it maps the mechanics through which outcomes are decided in institutions, negotiations, workplaces, and public life; mechanisms rooted in perception, timing, structure, and restraint rather than logic alone.The work is organized around ten operational disciplines, progressing from how influence begins before a word is spoken, to how it is exercised during conflict, and finally to how it is sustained after victory. Presence precedes argument. Silence often outweighs explanation. Frames determine outcomes long before facts enter the room. Control emerges not from dominance, but from managing pace, environment, emotional temperature, and the costs attached to action and resistance.Historical episodes, political leadership, corporate crises, and cultural case studies are used not as inspiration but as evidence. From constitutional conventions to boardrooms, from financial rescues to reputational collapse, the pattern repeats: those who shape perception, structure choice, and preserve dignity after conflict accumulate durable power. Those who rely on being right, loud, or righteous do not.The book is neither motivational nor confessional. It does not promise fairness, nor does it advocate manipulation. Its argument is narrower and colder: influence is already being applied, whether acknowledged or not, and refusing to understand it merely ensures subordination. Responsibility begins when one stops mistaking outrage for strategy and explanation for leverage.Written for readers who are tired of watching inferior strategies win, No One Cares That You're Right offers a framework for acting with clarity under pressure, maintaining control without theatrics, and securing outcomes without burning the ground behind them. Influence, as presented here, is not performance. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. No One Cares That You're Right is an examination of influence as it actually operates, not as it is taught, hoped for, or morally defended. The book rejects the comforting belief that correctness, merit, or clarity naturally prevail. Instead, it maps the mechanics through which outcomes are decided in institutions, negotiations, workplaces, and public life; mechanisms rooted in perception, timing, structure, and restraint rather than logic alone.The work is organized around ten operational disciplines, progressing from how influence begins before a word is spoken, to how it is exercised during conflict, and finally to how it is sustained after victory. Presence precedes argument. Silence often outweighs explanation. Frames determine outcomes long before facts enter the room. Control emerges not from dominance, but from managing pace, environment, emotional temperature, and the costs attached to action and resistance.Historical episodes, political leadership, corporate crises, and cultural case studies are used not as inspiration but as evidence. From constitutional conventions to boardrooms, from financial rescues to reputational collapse, the pattern repeats: those who shape perception, structure choice, and preserve dignity after conflict accumulate durable power. Those who rely on being right, loud, or righteous do not.The book is neither motivational nor confessional. It does not promise fairness, nor does it advocate manipulation. Its argument is narrower and colder: influence is already being applied, whether acknowledged or not, and refusing to understand it merely ensures subordination. Responsibility begins when one stops mistaking outrage for strategy and explanation for leverage.Written for readers who are tired of watching inferior strategies win, No One Cares That You're Right offers a framework for acting with clarity under pressure, maintaining control without theatrics, and securing outcomes without burning the ground behind them. Influence, as presented here, is not performance. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…