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How To Win Someone Over In 10 Seconds | Mel Robbins #shorts
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You don’t realize how much people are deciding about you in the first 10 seconds of meeting you.
Oz Pearlman is a world-renowned mentalist who has spent years mastering how to shape those first moments so people feel instantly comfortable and engaged.
The second you approach someone, their brain is already firing off questions.
Who is this? Why are they here? How long is this going to last? Will this be awkward?
And if you don’t answer those questions quickly, you lose them.
What Oz figured out, and what he is teaching you today, is how to remove that tension immediately.
On this episode of The Mel Robbins Podcast, you’ll learn how to create instant trust, hold someone’s attention, and show up with more confidence in any conversation.
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