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Rapport

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Nov 3, 2026

Mark SingHOST
16:10
So I dropped another episode that I gave you a link to.
Mark SingHOST
16:12
It's called How to Ask Girls Questions That Elicit Emotion, Attraction, Connection, and Rapport, UMP573.
Mark SingHOST
16:20
The link is in the description below.
Mark SingHOST
16:22
Here's what I suggest.
Brian CasellaHOST
5:24
Fast.
Brian CasellaHOST
5:25
Rapport.
Brian CasellaHOST
5:26
Instantly.
Brian CasellaHOST
5:27
That's what I want.
Pete TurnerGUEST
48:16
I'm dealing with a threat, but I'm also dealing with us so that we're less of a problem in our world, because it's hard for us to know that.
Chris CarrHOST
48:24
So what sort of separates a genuine rapport from somebody being polite?
Pete TurnerGUEST
48:29
Rapport is different.
Pete TurnerGUEST
48:31
We're always a rush here in America.
Pete TurnerGUEST
48:33
So if you type in, how do you build rapport on YouTube or something, you'll see like, here's how you do instant rapport, fast, fast, fast, one question rapport.
Curtis PetersonHOST
2:01
Please forgive me.
Curtis PetersonHOST
2:03
But rapport, to work well with a client, we need to establish rapport with them.
Curtis PetersonHOST
2:09
Rapport is important, whatever model of counseling we use.
Curtis PetersonHOST
2:15
Rapport means a sense of having connection with a person.
Curtis PetersonHOST
2:20
And you will notice that that part is bold.
Curtis PetersonHOST
2:25
That we need to create a relationship with the person we're going to work with.
Curtis PetersonHOST
2:32
Rapport will be important.
Curtis PetersonHOST
2:34
will be helped and facilitated by how the counselor manages their own feelings towards the client and how they behave with the client.
Chris HadnagyGUEST
58:18
Ah.
Chris HadnagyGUEST
58:19
Yeah, so rapport in seconds.
Chris HadnagyGUEST
58:21
Rapport is basically that connection that we're talking about, right? Having a connection between people.
Chuck CrumptonHOST
58:25
Yeah.
Chris HadnagyGUEST
58:25
And one of the best ways to build it really quickly is what we talked about before, so your discommunication, but then also mirroring.
Ben Tzion ShafierHOST
2:50
Again, I'll share with you what I use currently.
Ben Tzion ShafierHOST
2:53
Number three, again, more just background rapport.
Ben Tzion ShafierHOST
2:56
Rapport is a connection that you build when you like, trust, and respect someone.
Ben Tzion ShafierHOST
3:01
But this is the key.
Ben Tzion ShafierHOST
3:02
You will not influence anyone.
Scott MannGUEST
5:24
So I would ask everybody, I can't believe I'm actually doing this, but actually pull out your phone while I'm talking and go to, and you do it too, Heidi, go to the browser, whatever it is, and I want you to type in the word rapport, R-A-P-P-O-R-T, and just hit go and see what, and then you read me what comes
Heidi SchalkHOST
5:45
up.
Heidi SchalkHOST
5:48
Rapport.
Heidi SchalkHOST
5:50
Well, rapport.
Heidi SchalkHOST
5:53
It's like translations.

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Heidi SchalkHOST
17:31
Today, we're seeing companies with sophisticated CRMs, methodologies, and automation and proven processes that are still struggling to close deals.
Heidi SchalkHOST
17:43
So from your perspective, what's missing around trust and human connection in today's sales process?
Scott MannGUEST
17:50
So this is what I say in my whole Rapport Coach program is that I don't think the process is the problem.
Aubrey CarterHOST
9:51
Yes, and if you're not seeing, um, this written, you might be wondering what word that is.
Aubrey CarterHOST
9:56
It's spelled R-A-P-P-O-R-T.
Michelle KaplanHOST
9:59
Mm-hmm.
Aubrey CarterHOST
9:59
But we pronounce it rapport.

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