Smile when interacting with others from "summary" of The Art of Dealing With People by Les Giblin
A smile is a powerful tool when it comes to dealing with people. It is a universally understood gesture that can instantly put others at ease and create a positive atmosphere. When you smile, you send a message of warmth and friendliness, which can help to build rapport with the person you are interacting with. A smile can also make you appear more approachable and likable, which can help to create a good first impression. In any interaction, whether it is with a friend, family member, colleague, or stranger, a smile can go a long way in making the other person feel comfortable and...
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