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8/6/26

The Favor Effect

Most new leaders think they have to prove they don't need help. Turns out, the opposite is likely true. This week: why asking someone for a favor, even a small one, can do more for a relationship than doing one. It's called the Ben Franklin Effect, and you can practice it today.

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