relationship-debrief
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Turn a call or meeting transcript into a relationship debrief - per-person observations about how each attendee communicates, what they value, where connection broke or landed, and how Rami can communicate better with them next time. Accumulates into the My Social Circle CRM over time. Use this whenever Rami points at a meeting transcript (especially OpenOats files in ~/Documents/transcriptions/OpenOats), finishes a call, or asks to debrief a conversation, reflect on how a discussion went, understand a teammate, prep for talking to someone, or get better with a specific person. Trigger it even when he just says "what did I learn about David from this" or "how did that call go" - this is the skill for relationship reflection, as opposed to communication-analysis which grades his own delivery.
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7 rules. About 0 are common, 5 are distinctive, and 2 are very specific to this project.
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This author's own choices. Worth a look.
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