Building relationships that last is a useful skill for anyone to master, but it’s virtually impossible to survive the entertainment industry for long without it. Jordan has some smart things to say about how we can build rapport and develop those kinds of relationships, and that’s part of why I wanted to bring him on the show. I’ve also been impressed by his inclination to bring on guests who take on challenging issues and don’t shy away from controversy.

The Art of Charm is definitely not just another lifestyle brand that cranks out bland, feel-good fluff week after week. It takes courage for them to cover some of the things they address, and I’m grateful that they do.

“If that sounds really terrible—helping a bunch of people with no thought towards what you might get out of it—you’re screwed.” – Jordan Harbinger

There are a number of self-proclaimed experts out there who offer up generic platitudes or downright creepy advice when it comes to dating and career development, but Jordan isn’t one of those guys. The advice offered by him, his colleagues, and guests tends to be data-driven and seems to come from admirable intentions.

That’s not to say that I agree with every position discussed on The Art of Charm. I can’t say that about anyone, not even good friends and family, but overall I’m impressed by the range of topics and opinions that the show covers and the even-handed way those topics are handled.

In case you’re wondering, the title of this episode comes from a phrase that Jordan likes to say at the end of his show. Not the kind of thing just anyone can get away with saying, but Jordan earns the phrase with the outlook of his show, and it’s consistent with what he shares on The nsavides Podcast.

Some of the things Jordan and I discuss in this episode include

• How to develop social capital
• Ways to reach out to celebrities and other influencers
• The merits of developing within a group of like-minded people
• How to disagree without being disagreeable
• Useful ways of reacting to negative feedback
• Helping others take emotional risks

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