Summary: The Code of Trust By Robin Dreeke
The Five Rules to Gain Trust #1 Suspend your ego Each of us, by the very nature of our existence, is and must remain the …
The Five Rules to Gain Trust #1 Suspend your ego Each of us, by the very nature of our existence, is and must remain the …
Rapport can be learned. Whether an extrovert or introvert, you need other people. But rapport skills are about helping to make connections deeper and not …
You can have the perfect outfit, researched who you wanted to meet, business cards within easy reach, and even drafted your follow-up email, but it …
Telltale Signs of a Disagreement #1 DIRECT GAZE In general, there are three basic gazes: The Direct Gaze, the Social Gaze, and the Intimate Gaze. …
First The Body You can’t run good software on poor hardware. No matter how much you’d like it, it will just consume your time and …
Kindle | Hardcover | Audiobook Reading Social Gatherings Although decoding facial expressions is a great starting point, the problem is, you can’t necessarily start …
First, Connect Before getting to the content of the disagreement, establish a relationship of trust. Leslie wrote, “Today, most experienced interrogators agree. Steven Kleinman, a …
11 Things Never to Say to Anyone #1 “COME HERE!” “Come here!” is vaguely threatening. It says, “You haven’t obeyed me, so now I’m ordering …
Kindle | Hardcover | Audiobook You may already have one or two exceptional relationships where you feel seen, known, and appreciated for who you really …
The Foundation of Our Social Chemistry The fundamental building block of social relationships is reciprocity. It is the currency of social exchange. This led renowned …