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Daily Archives: December 19, 2016

Nancy Marshall, CEO of Marshall Communications and The PR Maven®

You Can’t Fake Real: Seven Ways to Be Yourself in the Critical First Seven Seconds

UncategorizedBy Nancy MarshallDecember 19, 20163 Comments

When a person first meets you, it takes seven seconds for them to determine whether they are going to like you or not, whether they want to work with you or not, or whether they want to be your friend or not. We are wired in our prehistoric brains to decide whether another person is actually a friend or a foe.

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