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Free tickets to 'The Magic of Instant Connections' by Ori Brafman the co-author of "Click"

  
  
  
  
  
  

 

Why do we click with some people and not with others?

In CLICK (June; Broadway Books) co-author Ori Brafman looks at the research across psychology, behavioral economics, neuroscience and sociology to unravel this mystery at the heart of romantic, sexual and friend relationships.

He looks to science to explore:

·        What happens in our brains when we click with someone?

·        How we can accelerate clicking with someone we would like to get attached to?

·        How to predict what type of person we might click with?

·        What we should do after we click with someone to maintain chemistry for an 
         enduring relationship?

·        How clicking with someone elevates our performance in everything including
         success at work?


Ori Brafman is also author of the New York Times bestseller SWAY: The Irresistible Pull of Irrational Behavior, which was called “provocative” (New York Times), “breezy” (Wall Street Journal) and “amiable,” (USA Today). Ori holds a BA in peace and conflict studies from Berkeley and an MBA from Stanford Business School. He has appeared on ABC-TV’s “Nightline,” CNBC, and the Fox Business Network. 

 

 

Date: Wednesday, July 14, 2010 

Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM  

Venue: MySpace offices, 625 Second Street , San Francisco, CA 92107

This event is hosted by Girls in Tech, who have generously offered 10 free tickets to this event for FWL!

The free tickets are on a first-come, first-serve basis, so HURRY and register now!

To register, go to http://oribrafmanauthorchat.eventbrite.com/event/731351492 and enter the discount code "FutureWomenPromo" to reserve your free space!

 

Comments

I my opinion "to click with someone" in life or at work is to connect to a happiness lever. Happiness and smiling can change our state of mind. This changed state of mind may propel increased productivity at work or it might help us live easier in the world. I endorse and clicking with others. It can only help us lead happier lives.
Posted @ Monday, July 19, 2010 4:21 PM by Spence McDonald
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