It is wise to persuade people to do things and make them think
it was their own ideas
. —
Nelson Mandela

The preceding article in this series – Asking the Right Questions to Swiftly Achieve 100% Renewable Energy – showed how you can ask the right questions to evolve a decision-making process for swiftly achieving 100% renewable energy.

Evolving a solution – in the form of a decision-making process for swiftly achieving 100% renewable energy – is useless unless a group of decision-makers is persuaded to make a consensus decision to implement the solution.

How might you persuade decision-makers to make such a consensus decision?

You might persuade decision-makers to make such a consensus decision by engaging them in conversation and inviting them to consider asking themselves, “What might right questions for swiftly achieving 100% renewable energy sound like?”

If the question, “What might right questions for swiftly achieving 100% renewable energy sound like?” is itself a Jonas-Salk-style right question, then pre-existing answers revealed by that right question might sound like these right questions:

(1)       What might achieving 100% renewable energy look like?

(2)       What might a decision for achieving 100% renewable energy look like?

(3)       What might a decision-making process for achieving 100% renewable energy look like?

(4)       What might swiftly achieving 100% renewable energy look like?

When you engage decision-makers in conversation – and invite them to consider asking themselves right questions – you engage them in thinking about the pre-existing answers revealed by those right questions.

By thinking about the pre-existing answers revealed by those right questions, decision-makers persuade themselves of the pre-existing answers.

As decision-makers persuade themselves of the pre-existing answers, decision-makers persuade themselves — and come into consensus — on implementing a solution evolved from the pre-existing answers.

When you invite decision-makers to consider asking themselves the right questions, not only do decision-makers come into consensus on implementing such a solution – which might look like a decision-making process for swiftly achieving 100% renewable energy and reversing global warming — they think the solution was their own idea.

This is what Nelson Mandela was talking about when he said:

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It is wise to persuade people to do things and make them think it was their own ideas.

Nelson Mandela

You persuade people to do extraordinary things – like ending apartheid, or swiftly achieving 100% renewable energy and reversing global warming – by inviting them to consider asking themselves the right questions.

By inviting them to consider asking themselves the right questions, you engage them in thinking about the pre-existing answers revealed by those right questions.

By thinking about the pre-existing answers, people persuade themselves of the pre-existing answers.

As people persuade themselves of the pre-existing answers – and come into consensus on implementing a solution evolved from the pre-existing answers — they think that the solution was their own idea.

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Wondering what achieving 100% renewable energy might look like?

My new book, You Can Reverse Global Warming, shows how you can persuade decision-makers how to swiftly achieve 100% renewable energy and reverse global warming.

For a limited time, you can download a complimentary advance copy of You Can Reverse Global Warming at www.erikkvam.com.

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Got questions about how you can swiftly achieve 100% renewable energy?  About how you can reverse global warming?  If you do, I hope that you will send me a message at extraordinary@erikkvam.com.

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In the next article in this Reversing Global Warming series, I’ll show you what achieving 100% renewable energy might look like.  You’ll be astonished at how simple it is.

Thank you for reading this article.  I’m grateful for your comments.


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