Скачать или смотреть Small etiquette habits that change perception

Tells a Walt Disney anecdote to show how tiny details — the "breath" of a bird — make something feel real, then links that to etiquette: pleases and thank-yous subtly elevate how others regard you. Advises acting like a journalist in conversations—ask follow-up questions, focus on the other person (about 80% of the time) to build rapport in professional, networking, or social situations.

Original source: Simon Sinek
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Uploaded on November 26, 2025 #shorts