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▲ 27 r/Enneagram

how do 6s form their networks of trust?

I see it everywhere

Eminem with D12
Harvey Levin with TMZ
Jordan Peele with Keegan Michael Key
Dave Chappelle and his inner circle of friends
Rhett with Link and Mythical Entertainment
Andrew Schulz with Flagrant
Kyle Forgeard with Nelk/Fullsend Podcast
Mark Philips with RDCWorld
Mike Majlak with Logan Paul
Greed with his group in Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood
Soul with Maka in Soul Eater
Tyler The Creator (he’s a 7w6 I’m pretty sure but has strong 6 wing) with Odd Future

What do 6s actually “do” to build trust and these tight knit relationships? What do they specifically think about and how do they frame these interactions? When do they say they’ve won the trust of someone/someone has won their trust? Or maybe as I assume it’s a continuous thing that they’re managing.

6s, what is it like to deal with reality in terms of building networks of trust?

u/Automatic-Wedding335 — 4 days ago
▲ 137 r/starcraft

how to play starcraft 2 offline

Hi I just got into RTS and dived straight into SC2. I don’t want to play people yet, just want to finish the campaigns. I started the first one already. Why do I have to go online to play offline? I appreciate the help.

edit: I’m moving around a lot so I won’t always have wifi. Thank you for the replies. Now I have options :)

u/Automatic-Wedding335 — 11 days ago
▲ 3 r/48lawsofpower

worried about sharing

Hi I’m going on a talk. It’s hosted by people that are experts on a certain topic, made their careers around it. The thing is I have something very insightful to share and I worry that I might make those on the show feel some type of way.

Viewers and their community might think “We’ve held the opinions of these experts in high regard for the longest time and they couldn’t see what this guy sees? They’re hacks!” I’m exaggerating but what I have to say will indeed invalidate a lot of their opinions and understanding on that certain topic.

I know that they’re kind people but I’m also not crossing out them feeling some sort of resentment. I don’t want that outcome since I want to be friends with them and be part of their community which they are leading figures on. But also what I know needs to be shared. What should I do?

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u/Automatic-Wedding335 — 14 days ago