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Remembering Names

Remembering Names

Remembering and correctly using someone's name can make them feel valued and respected. However, forgetting or mispronouncing a name can have the opposite effect.

Why Remembering Names Matters:

  • It's a way to show you care
  • It makes people feel important
  • It can positively impact your relationships
  • It helps you to stand out in a good way
  • Builds trust and connection

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