
About this episode
We humans are social creatures. According to scientists, people with fewer social ties are 2-3 times more likely to be in a worse emotional state than those who have more of those. The more friends and social contacts we have, the more successful we result to be.
But how do we work on those social ties and influence other people's opinions? Is there a way to get another person to like you or to listen to you? Well, there're ways to do that. If you start analyzing other person's behavior and practice different psychological tricks with them, you might see the result very quickly!
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