A Word On First Impressions—And Walking The Walk
Social Skills Coaching · Patrick King
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Show Notes
• Dr. Jack Schafer’s friendship formula states that people build connections when they are in proximity to one another, when their interactions are frequent and long in duration, and when both parties get their needs met.
• Schafer’s theory can be applied to flirting, especially in contexts where the three-part flirting process wouldn’t be appropriate.
• Whichever approach you use (short-term flirting or longer-term connection-building) remember to go step by step, building gradually on pervious connection, and adjust your approach carefully based on how you’re being received.
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