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Want to Be a Trusted Thought Leader? Use this Psychology Bias to Your Advantage

Yogesh Shah

created: July 29, 2025, 6 p.m. | updated: July 30, 2025, 8:13 a.m.

The most influential thought leaders aren't just smart — they're memorable. That's the Halo Effect in action — a well-known psychological bias where one positive trait influences how we perceive someone's overall character and credibility. For entrepreneurs, marketers and thought leaders, the Halo Effect isn't just a quirk of human behavior — it's a powerful tool. Why the Halo Effect should matter to youMost business leaders assume that audiences make decisions based on facts and logic. Don't just be smart — be seen as trustworthyThe most effective thought leaders aren't just knowledgeable — they're memorable, credible and easy to trust.

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