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Lean into vulnerability

Lean into vulnerability

  • Use authentic feelings as leverage.
  • Be open about your feelings and be honest about your nerves. This may help ease your friend’s nerves and expand their ability to receive and receive your emotions. You can also build trust with someone by being open and honest with them.

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