Humans are naturally drawn towards sincerity and humility. The brands that succeed using this tactics do so because they appear honest. But it seems Gerald recently learnt the principle and is trying to play psychology. You don’t play psychology. You make it a lifestyle. If it’s a sincere mistake, everyone understands.
I personally learn this strategy as a coping mechanism. I have an excellent personality that put others on edge and make them feel uncomfortable around me because I will always outdo them. It makes me feel lonely and scared. To adapt, I had to start telling people I am not good in anything. It works, but my initial approach was crude. By the time I get wiser to subtly add my imperfections to my personality rather than saying it, it works better.
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Humility. It humanizes us. Even the braggart can benefit by showing occasional weakness. We want to see some humanity.
Calling your own product "crap" is terrible. You have to match it or couple it with a positive.
Your channel is Gold.
Humans are naturally drawn towards sincerity and humility. The brands that succeed using this tactics do so because they appear honest. But it seems Gerald recently learnt the principle and is trying to play psychology.
You don’t play psychology. You make it a lifestyle. If it’s a sincere mistake, everyone understands.
I personally learn this strategy as a coping mechanism. I have an excellent personality that put others on edge and make them feel uncomfortable around me because I will always outdo them. It makes me feel lonely and scared. To adapt, I had to start telling people I am not good in anything. It works, but my initial approach was crude. By the time I get wiser to subtly add my imperfections to my personality rather than saying it, it works better.
lmao I hope you are a teenager
I’m talking about when I was a teenager. I had nothing to prove to anyone anymore. I think I enjoy being alone now.
@@dat_guy_up you are clearly still a teenager
Na… I’m in my mid twenties .