Facts alone often fail because they don’t create a picture. People move when they can see what you mean.
So dramatize your ideas. Not with exaggeration, but with clarity: examples, contrasts, consequences, a vivid “before and after.” Make the situation tangible.
A request becomes stronger when it’s connected to a scene: the customer waiting, the deadline slipping, the team stuck, the opportunity passing. Concrete images cut through distraction.
This is why stories persuade. They turn abstract points into experience. They also carry emotion, and emotion is where action begins.
If you want support, don’t just explain the plan. Show what happens if you do it—and what happens if you don’t. Make the stakes visible. When people picture the outcome, choosing becomes easier.