A person can maintain a connection with very little effort. Small actions are better than no actions. This principle helps avoid thinking that all effort is needed or no effort is needed.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person can maintain a connection with very little effort.
Small actions are better than no actions. This principle helps avoid thinking that all effort is needed or no effort is needed.
The 'Minimum Viable Participation' principle helps a person stay connected. It means doing the smallest possible action. This action still shows care for the connection. It stops the idea that a person must do everything or nothing.
A student has many exams. The student cannot join a friend's birthday dinner. The student sends a five-minute video message instead. This small action shows the friend the student cares. The connection stays strong.
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