Be authentic and genuine in your interactions from "summary" of How to Talk to Anyone, Anywhere, About Anything by Bruno Storm
Being authentic and genuine in your interactions is crucial in building strong and meaningful connections with others. When you are true to yourself and express your thoughts, feelings, and beliefs honestly, people are more likely to trust and feel comfortable around you. Authenticity creates a sense of credibility and reliability in your communication, making others more inclined to open up and share their own thoughts and feelings. Genuine interactions also help to foster deeper relationships with those around you. When you are sincere in your words and actions, people can sense your sincerity and are more likely to reciprocate it. This mutual exchange of authenticity helps to create a bond of trust and understanding, which is essential in any kind of relationship, ...
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