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02 - How to connect, build trust and rapport with your students and community
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Discover How to connect, build trust and rapport with your students and community. Digital Rapport® Master series interview with Sifu Lak Loi - a digital marketing related conversation on how teachers and trainers build rapport with students.
Bruce Lees once said "To know oneself is to study oneself in action with another person."
The wonderful thing is, that you can develop the ability to study yourself and how you communicate with others, it can allow you to be present in the moment so you can truly connect with another person.
Rapport is a two way process, it requires a sense of presence and understanding before you can be of service. Paying attention to how you interact with others is subject to all areas of life. It becomes core in connecting across all your relationships from personal, social and a business perspective.
Join me on this journey as we talk to 3rd generation instructor in Bruce Lee’s martial art & philosophy called Jeet Kune Do, founder of Martial Mind Power and author of Book, Master your life… Sifu Lak Loi as he shares how to connect, build trust and rapport with your students and community.
Here's what we cover:
1 - What is a rapport to you, and how do you use it in what you do?
2 - How to embrace your students and why do that?
3 - Rapport broken down and how it works
4 - Group harmony
5 - Using rapport in the digital world
6 - Why understanding your customers/niche it so important.
7 - Things that can be done online to build rapport
8 - The components of building rapport
9 - Is martial arts itself in a combat situation a form of rapport or breaking rapport?
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