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Some people naturally draw others in without trying too hard, but it’s not about being the loudest or the funniest in the room—it’s the subtle, psychology-backed habits that quietly build trust, warmth, and connection. From using someone’s name at the right moment to showing small moments of vulnerability and staying emotionally consistent, these little actions make people feel safe and valued around you. Likability isn’t about pretending; it’s about how you show up and how people feel after spending time with you. Which of these small habits feels easiest for you to try today—and which one will you focus on first?

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Writer: Tai Khuong
Voice Over: ‪@amandasilvera‬
Animator: Evelvaii
Animator Manager: Cindy Cheong
Assisted: Brisky Quach

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