People are loved by acquired skills, not talent

Something common to loved ones.

Actually, it's not a face or a personality.

It's about distance and how to handle emotions.

And it is acquired with "acquired skills."

▶ ① receive praise

"Thank you, I'm happy" rather than "That's not true."

▶ ② Put emotions into words

"Honestly, that was a little sad."

▶ ③ Do not try to change the partner

Taking it as "That's an idea, isn't it?"

▶ ④ Take your own mood

Don't hit people with a grumpy mood. To people with a sense of security

▶ ⑤ Express gratitude specifically

"I was really happy that you covered for me today."

These are all habits that anyone can do now.

Not talent, but a little mindset.

You can become a "trusted person" with just that.

From now on, you too can be.

To the "loved one."

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