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Daily Archives: March 25, 2022

Mean It When You Ask Someone ‘How Are You?’

Mean It When You Ask Someone ‘How Are You?’

Building Relationships, Forbes Agency CouncilBy Emma DimockMarch 25, 2022Leave a comment

When I see people in passing now, their first instinct is to ask, “How are you?” But most people don’t actually mean it. Checking the box is more disrespectful than not asking at all, at least in my view. The “how are you?” doesn’t have to be a throwaway line. On the contrary, it can be used effectively to convey care and compassion.

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