Building rapport requires matching the prospect's mental, emotional, and physical synchrony to increase their likelihood of being led by you

Eben describes rapport as being in synchrony with another person mentally, emotionally, and physically, making them much more likely to be led by you, whether in person or through marketing materials

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Eben describes rapport as being in synchrony with another person mentally, emotionally, and physically, making them much more likely to be led by you, whether in person or through marketing materials