Nick LeForce

International trainer in NLP, Hypnotherapy, & Coaching for businesses & individuals helping them overcome challenges & achieve their goals. FREE Item on my site

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If a friend lends you money when you need it, what more than paying the money back should you do?

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What is appropriate payback if someone runs an errand for you?

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What is appropriate payback if someone drives you to the airport?

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What is appropriate payback if someone recommends you for a job and you get it?

[Nick LeForce @EmotionalDebt]

The rule of reciprocity requires you to give when you receive.

[Nick LeForce @EmotionalDebt]

Social etiquette; saying “please,” “thank you.” or “I’m sorry;” serves to mitigate emotional debt.

[Nick LeForce @EmotionalDebt]

A small act can have a big impact. A smile can make someone’s day.

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There is an art to receiving gracefully. How well do you receive?

[Nick LeForce @EmotionalDebt]

Sometimes, the greatest gift you can give is to receive. It allows the other party to achieve some balance.

[Nick LeForce @EmotionalDebt]

Those who give but are unwilling to receive tip the scales toward being owed in relationships.

[Nick LeForce @EmotionalDebt]

Those who have difficulty receiving are often afraid of owing.

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What keeps a relationship in “good standing” is a general balance of give and take.

[Nick LeForce @EmotionalDebt]

Emotional debt, who owes what to whom, is mediated by perception.

[Nick LeForce @EmotionalDebt]

Those who do not know how to weep with their whole heart do not know how to laugh either. Golda Meir

[Nick LeForce @EmotionalDebt]

Love is a circle, complete in itself, with no beginning or no end.

[Nick LeForce @EmotionalDebt]

Is a golf buddy or a poker buddy a friend or an acquaintance?

[Nick LeForce @EmotionalDebt]

Acquaintances are attached to a context (co-worker; classmate) while friends are attached to you as a person.

[Nick LeForce @EmotionalDebt]

Why specify degrees for friends (a good friend, a close friend), but not degrees for acquaintances?

[Nick LeForce @EmotionalDebt]

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