Are You Socially Intelligent? 8 Skills That Will Help You

Описание: Are you someone who feels out of place sometimes, especially in social situations like family gatherings or friends party? You're not alone. In fact, more and more people are becoming socially less equipped. This is for obvious reasons. After watching this video, you will feel equipped with the basic foundation to help you become more socially competent. If you find this video helpful, don't forget to share it.


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