The Importance of Building Rapport

The Importance of Building Rapport
Once we've formed a genuine connection with someone, it is much easier to get to work on our shared goals. fizkes/Shutterstock
Scott Mann
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In the mid-90s, I was going through the Special Forces qualification course, and the final exercise is called Robin Sage; the largest role-playing exercise in the world. We were a student team of Green Berets immersed into a fictional nation, Pineland, which was experiencing an insurgency.

An occupation force had moved in, and Green Beret teams were linking up with local partisans, farmers, bakers, and shop owners to help them fight back against the occupation.

Scott Mann
Scott Mann
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Scott Mann is a former Green Beret who specialized in unconventional, high-impact missions and relationship building. He is the founder of Rooftop Leadership and appears frequently on TV and many syndicated radio programs. For more information, visit RooftopLeadership.com
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