You're listening to episode 67 of the Dr. Eadie show.

We're talking about how likable you are.

This is a good one.

Let's dive in.

The first thing that I wanted to say about being more likable is this.

Your likability is directly proportional to your ability to like. So they have done these studies of like

really likable kids in high school. And they're like, you know, what is it that makes people

really likable? And you might guess,

oh, especially in high school, you'd probably guess, oh, if somebody's really attractive, or if they

are really skilled in something like really good at sports. And none of those were the first things that

came to mind for teenagers when they were ranking likeability. And the thing that they noticed about

kids who are highly likable is that those kids like more people than anybody else. And I love that

correlation because I often teach that in my coaching program about loveability,

your ability to love is just your ability to love.

Likeability is very similar.

It's really your ability to like other people, other ideas, and all of that.

And I think it's so interesting because you guys, don't we live in a time

when the world could use more people who like each other? So we're going to dive into what

makes somebody likable and how you can cultivate this in your own life to be more likable.

So the first thing that I want to talk about as it relates to

likability is this, be more childlike. So what I mean by this is kids are they they don't have like

all of the same. Oh my gosh. gosh you know what are people thinking of me

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