EPISODE · Dec 23, 2020 · 15 MIN

Chemistry

from The Function · host Jason Refsnider

We all desire to be understood. We all desire to find people who can relate. You ever wonder why it’s easier to connect with people who have mutual interests or why some business partners can last longer than others. It all comes down to chemistry between two parties. Chemistry also matters with our future career, hobbies, and interests. In today’s episode, we talk about good chemistry verses bad chemistry and 3 practical tools that’ll help you in finding chemistry in any kind of relationship.

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