Smash Notes
Why Does Vibing With Too Many People Serve As A Red Flag?
Vibing with too many people serves as a red flag for people pleasing and approval seeking. A long standing need to get along with everyone arose from a fear of getting thrown out of the group. The version of the person who acted that way was not always being honest or truthful. Such behavior can trigger insecurity in others who then question if interactions were sincere.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
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Adam Grant #4 (on the secrets of strong connections)
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at 24:38
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