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Hostility can be related to:
It all boils down to worse health. Not all hostility research agrees, and non hostile people also end up with heart disease and unhealthy habits. Perhaps we’ll eventually discover that underlying health problems existed before the hostility surfaced.
In the meantime, one of the best things a hostile person or any stressed person can do is exercise. For the person with a really bad attitude, aerobic exercise defuses a hostile personality, making the person less reactive to stress.
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Laughter and Stress
For minimizing stress, it’s the best medicine. Stress is almost always relieved when someone says something funny. Laughter helps buffer everything from fear to stress to serious illness.
Norman Cousins claimed that laughter saved his life. He was diagnosed with having ankylosing spondylitis and had a one in 500 chance of survival. His two part therapy program included huge amounts of ascorbic acid and laughter. He found that his pain would go away while he watched Marx brothers’ movies. He recovered completely.
Laughter works by producing endorphins that relieve pain and also affect the emotional state of a person. Therefore laughter can reduce stress. There is no specific single one stress reliever, but a huge range of practices that complement each other, and which can be used together. Exercise, relaxation, nutrition, laughter, time management, meditation, sleep, massage are just some of the effective ways a person can relieve stress.Just because every attendee wants your attention does not mean you should give it. Your time is precious at the event and you need to maximize the return on your investment of time and money – you will not do that by spending the only resource you truly have, “time”, with attendees who are going to waste it.
Classify attendees – qualify them from the very beginning – do not waste time. At the event you attend, an attendee has a burning need to give you a check and an order but you will never meet them because you are spending time talking to an attendee with two plastic bags full of free stuff and is looking to bag your fluffy toy that sits on the PC screen and marketing have decided is your giveaway.
There are three attendee classifications;
These attendees want to buy and buy now – they want your attention because they want to know who they are making the check out to.
These get your attention and come first.
A type B attendee has an interest in your product or service but wants more information, a follow-up call, a sales presentation or something which is making an order right now conditional – they may not have the buying authority but are researching for the decision-maker.
These are attendees you are going to have to convert into sales – you follow up as you say will and in a professional manner and you will be dealing with someone who is not simply asking for a company brochure they are going to throw in the trash without a second-glance.
These people are not in your target market – they don't have the money, they have no authority to order or buy, they have no or very little interest – they are not worth speaking to!
You need to avoid these people like the plague!
Technique
You start by looking to attract the Type A's and this comes down to using a good display which is attractive and effective in attracting people's attention. Use clear imagery and text to convey accurate descriptions and a definite outline of the benefits of your products and services and the type of customers who will benefit. This will immediately help to attract those attendees who are looking to use a company such as yours – those with the buying need in their minds will instantly see the connection to your company as a possible or actual supplier.
Provide good presentations – you should rehearse your sales pitch so it is clear, direct and concise – this will also ensure you are able to keep the sales conversation on your terms and it starts by qualifying the attendee you are dealing with, which brings us full circle – do not waste your time and allocate time to those who are going to buy. One very effective technique is to give your qualified attendees a simple question – do you want to go to the order desk or speak with a company representative to discuss this in more detail?