4. Get them involved (consider their opinion)
When you ask teens for their opinion, you make them feel valued and respected.
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Their Opinion Is Only That — An Opinion
How many times has someone told you that someone said something about something you’ve said or done. It doesn’t feel nice right? F*ck them and their opinion.
- How does if affect your life right? The only way it affects your life is by you worrying about it.
Never Ask For Someone’s ‘Opinion’
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6. Make the other person feel important.
It means acknowledging people's accomplishments and making them feel valued. When you make someone feel important, they're more likely to like you and to be persuaded by you.
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- Compliment them on their accomplishments.
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