How to get the attention of anyone every time…
By Rajesh Setty on Fri 27 Jul 2007, 10:58 PM – 3 Comments
Here are the headlines to consider for your next book, blog post or article:
2. How to deal with a spouse who won’t understand you…
3. Why money is not everything…
4. Why most of your customers are dumb…
5. Why the rich may not be happy…
6. Why everything you learnt about sales is wrong…
7. How to win every argument…
8. The Ultimate Secret to get anything you want…
These headlines are guaranteed to catch attention. There are many reasons why they attract attention. I have given one reason for each one of them below. You can think for a few minutes and you will find a few more reasons:
It is better than reading an article that is titled “Why it is you who suck every time…”
2. How to deal with a spouse who won’t understand you…
It is better than reading an article that is titled “How you are creating a living hell for your spouse…”
3. Why money is not everything…
It is better than reading an article that is titled “Why you may not be really qualified to get rich…”
4. Why most of your customers are dumb…
It is better than reading an article that is titled “Why you may not be smart enough to sell to all customers…”
5. Why the rich may not be happy…
It is better than reading an article that is titled “How to be rich AND happy…”
6. Why everything you learnt about sales is wrong…
It is better than reading an article that is titled “How to stop giving excuses and start selling…”
7. How to win every argument…
It is better than reading an article that is titled “Why you can’t win every argument…”
8. The Ultimate Secret to get anything you want…
It is better than reading an article that is titled “Why there is no single secret to get everything you want in life…“
My $.02: Watch what you are getting attracted to. If it is too good to be true, it probably is!
PS: Don’t take the title of this blog post seriously 
- Ways to distingish yourself – #49 WAG
- Does your company need “attention” desperately?
- Ways to distinguish yourself – #29 Watch your standard practices
- Accepting the data does not mean that you need to accept the claims…
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Anonymous on July 30th, 2007
The only thing I must say is: thank you. I’ve been through a difficult time in my personal life and took the decision to work on my personal behaviour. I’m not sure, I can fix my relationship, but, at the very least I think I won’t ruin the next one. It’s tough. Besides the feeling of loosing someone you love, you must face the feeling of failure, the notion that you deceptied your loved one and plus that you just screw it all up. BUt on the other hand it gives you hope. That inner feeling that if you try even harder you can conquer yourself. Your post reminded me that beyound it all, beyound all the pain, the deception and mistakes, I’m just human.
Anonymous on July 30th, 2007
You are very welcome.
Please take care of yourself and I want to wish you the very best now and in the future.
Best,
Raj
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Anonymous on July 29th, 2007
Great article Rajesh. Thanks for your insight on looking at things differently.