Use her name casually and often in texts and conversations, but not so much it feels forced. Hearing her own name is inherently pleasing, and it works best at natural moments like starting a text or saying goodbye.
Our next ethical psychological trick is to use her name often. Psychology shows that people love hearing their own name. So use this tool to your advantage. Just slip it casually into the conversation. You don't wanna overdo it. It becomes super obvious and awkward. "Why does that person keep saying my name?" But if you just keep it casual, it becomes very endearing. Some easy tips for this are to start your text to her with her name. "Hey, Melannie Gregersen." "Julie, how are you doing today?" Or when you enter or exit a room or a conversation. "Well, it was so nice chatting with you today, Julie. You have a great day." So when you greet her and when you finish up are fabulous places to just casually fit her name in.
