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Throughout human history, shared pain has been a bonding agent, fusing identities into ‘we’-based attachments.
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409 |
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“Helping someone accomplish his or her deepest desires is critical not only to forming a bond with someone but to keeping that bond strong and growing.”
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163 |
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Extroverts are simply more likely to seek out the experiences that create social bonding and affections. As a result they are liked and better supported than introverts…
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91 |
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A shared culture of fun between client and agency is the strongest bond possible, assuming the work is good.
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271 |
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Make an effort to find what you have in common and lead with it. You will create a bond that didn’t exist before if you will take the time to think about it.
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158 |
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As hard as it is to hold yourself accountable publicly, it strengthens the bond between you and your team…
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233 |
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A profound focus on your partner is, was, and always will be the distinguishing characteristic of an intimate bond such as marriage…
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091 |
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Generally, the more closely bonded team members are to one another, the better inner work life will be across a team, and the greater their progress.
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151 |
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Teach and you’ll form a bond you just don’t get from traditional marketing tactics.
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173 |
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Relationship businesses… have relied heavily on the emotional bond between broker and client. They are ripe for change.
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074 |
