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    Mehrabian Rule: How Nonverbal Communication Builds Stronger Interpersonal Relationships

    ByLisa 08/28/202508/28/2025

    How to Build Meaningful Relationships: It’s All About the Mehrabian Rule (Not Gifts or Dinners) We’ve all been there: You spend 20 minutes explaining a new idea to a colleague, but they still seem confused. Or you share a personal win with a friend, and their response feels flat—even though your words were enthusiastic. Why…

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