Tag: likeability
member name: Kare Anderson
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January 18, 2006 11:38 PM EST --
Getting enthusiasm is a little like learning to breathe:
Nobody can tell you exactly how to do it, but without it you're in big trouble.
No one but you can discover that compelling purpose or exciting . . .
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January 14, 2006 06:34 PM EST --
Has someone nearby been sending you emails rather than calling or meeting you face-to-face? When you do get together, does she or he stand back, avoid holding eye contact, or speaking up?
While there . . .
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March 28, 2009 10:28 PM EDT --
Here’s four ways:
One. Imagine that the brain is like a wall with clothes hooks on it.
For the brain to catch and retain a detail, that detail must hang on one of the memory-inducing . . .
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January 14, 2006 08:25 PM EST --
All Jokes Come Down to One of Four Themes
Anywhere in the world, all jokes can be reduced to just one of four themes, according to Dr. Richard Wiseman, a British scientist who's been conducting mass . . .
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March 28, 2009 10:27 PM EDT --
Your attentive glance, warm nod and quick smile. How much do such behaviors affect others? Enough to surprise researchers. When students in a study watch even brief (two, five or ten . . .
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January 14, 2006 06:06 PM EST --
Why do we instinctively like some people and find others irritating or worse?
What makes us agree, buy, help . . . or not? Do your gut instincts help or hinder your "LQ" – Likeability . . .
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January 14, 2006 06:11 PM EST --
"Your face is my map to your life."
- Houdini, magician
We are all literally and unwittingly two-faced. To learn more about how you present yourself to the world, and your underlying, more . . .
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May 27, 2008 04:51 PM EDT --
When we first fall for someone, we become enamored with everything about that person. We gush. We create things to commemorate their specialness. We feel so connected, we fill in the blanks about what . . .
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May 01, 2007 03:51 PM EDT --
1. Anticipate what you want out of a situation before you go into it.
Know your bottom line in advance -- what you need most, especially if you have strong negative or positive feelings about the other . . .
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May 01, 2007 04:15 PM EDT --
Actions often speak louder than words.
In fact, they usually precede your words as you walk into view to meet someone. Because light travels faster than sound, people respond more quickly to what they . . .
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January 14, 2006 07:31 PM EST --
The secret is all in understanding a code.
It is a most elaborate code that is written nowhere,
known by none, and yet understood by all.
That secret is how we tell each other,
without words, what . . .
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January 14, 2006 08:39 PM EST --
How often have you entered a store ...
• And seen two two clerks continue to chat about their personal matters instead of immediately turning to smile at you?
• To find that the specfiic order . . .
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January 18, 2006 10:30 PM EST --
Ever wonder what other people do after a particularly stressful day at work?
I did when I read the results of a study that a colleague of mine is
announcing later this month. So last night I called four . . .
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May 01, 2007 03:35 PM EDT --
Why do we instinctively like some people and find others irritating, or worse? What makes us agree, buy, help... or not? Do your gut instincts help or hinder your "LQ" – Likeability Quotient? . . .
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January 14, 2006 08:18 PM EST --
Men aren't born passive. Women aren't born wild. We just have that effect on each other … too often.
When and why does a conversation become one-sided, or dissolve into conflict, and how . . .
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January 14, 2006 07:08 PM EST --
Our attitude is the crayon that colors our world.
In a less certain world, you can demonstrate a caring attitude most quickly through compassionate, complete listening. Nurses are usually naturally compassionate . . .
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January 14, 2006 07:12 PM EST --
In today's time-starved, relationship-diminished world, audiences:
• Crave attention and connection with each other
• Want ready-to-use ideas
• AND still expect to be entertained. . . .
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