Try This to Greatly Amplify the Quality of Your Relationships - Wisdom4Humanity with Patrick Mosher

But when I set these, when I do these sessions with you guys, I literally do it on an intentional interaction plan. And I have objectives. And I always— and Sean, this is good for you— I always have an emotional objective. How do I want you to feel? So what you're going to remember, you're going to remember stuff because, you know, a lot— we're left brain, we're, you know, So far, the 3 of us are all left-brain-oriented people on this call right now. And it's important for us to always have an emotional objective for things like this because people will remember the stuff, but they're gonna remember how they feel after something like this. So, you know, one of the ones I wrote down here for an emotional objective for this call is to feel more confident in achieving your goals. Okay? If you do projects well, you're gonna be more confident that you're gonna achieve the goals already. Sean, you've already said, I feel good about doing these things. Okay? There's a confidence that got generated out of that. And Nate, you're sitting there going like, yeah, thinking about currency, you know? So now you're more confident that this vacation's gonna go well. That's part of the objective of the call today. So So in some sense, yes, I do. I don't, I don't have currency written down there, but I do have emotional objectives. And I think that's so important for us to have those emotional objectives about how you want people to feel during and after your session with them.