Growth Mindset Psychology: The Science of Self-Improvement Master Magnetic Presence: How to be yourself but more likeable w/ Harry Cohen
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May 27, 2025 
In this engaging discussion, Dr. Harry Cohen, a psychologist and executive coach, delves into the heliotropic effect—our instinctive inclination toward positivity. He shares insights on how a genuine six-second smile can positively influence brain chemistry and why effective apologies are crucial for rebuilding trust. The conversation also covers practical strategies like replacing small talk with small wins and committing to daily acts of kindness, all aimed at enhancing relationships and fostering authenticity. Join Harry to discover how to become a light source in your interactions!
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Heliotropic Effect Explained
- The heliotropic effect shows we are drawn to positive energy and virtues like kindness and authenticity.
- Being uplifting like the sun makes people want to be around you, while salty behavior depletes others.
Practice Simple Kindness Daily
- Simplify kindness by practicing small, consistent acts like holding your tongue or smiling.
- Self-forgiveness and quick apologies help maintain positive relationships and personal growth.
Handle Negative People Thoughtfully
- When dealing with negative people, assess relationship and context before confronting.
- Choose your approach wisely to promote change or disengage if success is unlikely.