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  Being likable is not something we are born with but it can be cultivated,   says Harvey Deutschendorf , an emotional intelligence expert. How? By understanding what makes people like us and practicing those skills in our interactions. Here are some tips to make a good impression: Meeting someone for the first time? Give your best smile, maintain eye contact and, if you notice something positive, compliment them. Focus on what they are saying and pay attention to what gets them excited. Ask pertinent questions to encourage them to dive deeper into the subject. Try to find areas of common interest. There's ONE question you should be asking yourself on a regular basis because it impacts whether you stay or go when times get really hard. Love it or hate it - it's true: Are you likable and pleasant in your office? And do you communicate what you do? You can't control budgets or the economy. But you can control how people view you and your work. Food for thought - take a close...

  n Entrepreneur to realize that above our businesses we are still spiritual beings having a human experience and it is crucial that we turn inward consistently to see if we are taking care of ourselves. When we take care of ourselves we are able to align with the business and life we desire with flow and ease. We don't get into business to die a slow death inside. I think it is important as a   In response to Mark Metry’s post I do what I do because I did everything I was told by society and it left me rich but broken, depressed, suicidal, and riddled with social anxiety. Growing up I wasn't an athlete, good at school, creative enough, social enough to have many friends, or really joined any of the traditional cliques. And then I discovered the internet and its immense potential to grow, scale, and start a movement around the world. I fueled all my energy that should've gone into working on myself, self development, ”soft skills” and just put it into becoming successful ...