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Praise others and commend them
5:29:31 2023-06-10 1695

You should know that praise has a miraculous effect on the human soul. Everyone responds well to praise and is happy with it. All this is done with only simple words:

1- Make your praise sincere and non-routine, and single out the person you praise, and do not suck up or sweet talk.

2- Express your praise clearly and do not hesitate and do not assume that he knows that you praise him.

3- If it is a group of individuals, let your praise be for them individually and by their names, and not praise in bulk (thank you all).

4- Look at whom you praise and look into his eyes.

5- Search for things that you can praise others for.

6- Pour your praise on the thing that the person has done and not on the person himself.

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