👋🏾 everyone loves to make a great introduction - @visakanv's blog
I think the big secret of social life is that everybody loves to make a great introduction. If you can become someone that people love to introduce to to other people, you’re “in the green” socially. Everybody loves to introduce a great hire, romantic partner, friend, co-founder. Talking about this can seem narcissistic (narcissists ruin… Continue reading 👋🏾 everyone loves to make a great introduction
I think the big secret of social life is that everybody loves to make a great introduction. If you can become someone that people love to introduce to to other people, you’re “in the green” socially. Everybody loves to introduce a great hire, romantic partner, friend, co-founder. Talking about this can seem narcissistic (narcissists ruin everything for the rest of us), but I’m happy to risk being interpreted as such because I remember what it was like to not know this, and I wish someone walked me through all of this. Understanding this changes everything You don’
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