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7 Fallacies That Can Significantly Weaken Your Power of Persuasion

We know what traps can make you sound less persuasive. Avoid them and you will never lose your power to influence others.

7. Do not overgeneralize

Stereotypes will only lead you to failure. One negative fact is not enough to prove that your idea regarding someone or something is right. Do not judge people focusing on their one instance of failure or mistake. No one is perfect and the same can be said about you, too. Each of us has good as well as bad qualities and we all have experienced the good and the bad of life.

7 Fallacies That Can Significantly Weaken Your Power of Persuasion Do not overgeneralize

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