One of my very first girlfriends was what I call a "people pleaser".
There's nothing wrong with that in principle, however for that
person, always needing to please other people can lead to some
stressful situations.
Why do we want to please others?
Because it feels good.
Or perhaps more accurately put, it feels worse to upset people,
especially if they are a friend or loved one who has done something
for us in the past.
Studying what motivates us to do things leads to a very
clear conclusion:
The strongest force on our decision making is other humans.
In my latest blog post I explain the concept of "Reciprocity",
and in particular, how you can use it to drive traffic to your
website or blog and convert more sales.
Don't miss this one!
Yaro Starak
Entrepreneurs-Journey.com
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