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Remember people's names

Ask people to repeat their names. If it's hard, ask them to spell it for you. Repeat after them. 

If you forget, ask someone else from the group, "Hey, what was the name of the guy in a red shirt? I forgot." Do whatever you have to do to remember. And then call people by their names. People love that.

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3. Remember names

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People are more likely to like you if they feel like you're paying attention to them. One way to do this is to remember their names. When you remember someone's name, it shows that you're interested in them and that you care about them.

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    Someone's name play a major role in their life. It's something that they hear right from their childhood!

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    It feels good to hear our own names, and when someone uses it we're more likely to pay greater attention to them.

    Use mnemonic devices if you have a hard time remembering names.

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