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The Intuitive Customer by Colin Shaw and Ryan Hamilton (a One Win Book Review)

Customers That Stick

In this One Win Book Review, we take a look at The Intuitive Customer by Colin Shaw and Ryan Hamilton. Check out the video below to hear Adam’s one win that you can take away from The Intuitive Customer to improve your organization’s customer experience and customer service.

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The Myth of Experience

Beyond Philosophy

Intuition is a concept that plays a major role in decision-making for all humans. Intuition is the way we can “know” things without using our reasoning. Unfortunately, intuition isn’t always right. Robin Hogarth’s book, The Myth of Experience , can help.

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The Myth Of Experience

Beyond Philosophy

So, today we are going to talk about intuition. Intuition might be more valued in business than analysis. Some proponents of intuition suggest that we should rely on our intuition more, that our guts are very wise, and that our lizard brain is very well attuned to what’s happening. What is Intuition?

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7 Books that changed our lives, will they change yours? – Essential summer reading

Beyond Philosophy

Today, I will share seven books that are an essential summer read for anyone in business. I hope that these books will make the same impact on you that they did on me. We shared these books on a recent podcast, chosen because we liked them a lot or, in some instances, because they changed our lives. This book changed my life.

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The 10 Most Effective Ways to Influence Your Customer Behavior

Beyond Philosophy

Emotions rule your customers’ buying decisions. Sure, their rationality weighs in sometimes, too, but often, it’s the emotional side that drives customers to buy. These two parts of us, the emotional and the rational represent the two ways of thinking that serve as the foundation for understanding customer behavior.

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How You Can Predict and Avoid Customers Changing Their Minds

Beyond Philosophy

I’ve learned to ask customers a question over the years. Customers change their minds on many occasions. Today, we will discuss why customers change their minds and what you can do about it. Professor Daniel Kahneman called them System One and System Two in his book Thinking Fast and Slow. Ready to know what it is?

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How combining this behavioral checklist to your journey maps will dramatically improve them

Beyond Philosophy

However, I often complain that they do not include the emotional journey, which is essential to designing an experience that engages emotionally with customers in a way that promotes customer loyalty. However, if we explain why we think they apply, you could gain more insight into your customer behavior. It’s a process.