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Likability - Episode #4 - Dr. Rick Forbus

EPISODE · May 19, 2021 · 9 MIN

Likability - Episode #4 - Dr. Rick Forbus

from Likability · host Dr. Rick Forbus

Our body language can increase or decrease our likability. Listen to gain some tips on improving your likability and influence with solid body language.

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