So someone's not met me yet and they're asking somebody who has met me about me, I want to think to myself what I want that person to say and is my impression, the way I'm showing up, reflective, what I want that person to say.

You need to ask yourself this question.

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Today's topic is how to make strong first impressions.

Now, as the saying goes, you never get a second chance to make a first impression.

Everybody's heard that saying before.

Also, you may have heard that a first impression is often a lasting impression, meaning the way that

people first get introduced to you or the first thing that they notice and or feel about you is

pretty much going to be the way they see you forever, no matter what else gets presented to,

from, by, or about you. And in my experience in life that first impression that people get of you is often just that it is the final way

that they always see you no matter what else happens unless there is a really strong emotionally

altering situation that changes the way they see you. Generally, it doesn't

change. Generally, they hold the same view of you for the most part. And in my experience,

it's hardly anything you can do to change that first impression once somebody has set it in their

mind. Because most people are not objective, neurological enough to understand that everyone has a

representative in certain ways and in certain times and in certain places that

they put themselves out there. And just because you saw them one way in a certain setting does not

mean that's who they actually are. That may be very little of who they are. And it doesn't even

mean that's the real version of them on any level, even though it was the first thing that you saw

about them. And this is especially true if you're getting an impression of a person who knows that they are being watched by a lot of people, i.e., they know they're on camera, or they know they're a center of attention, or they know they are somehow, some way, a spectacle in a certain environment.

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