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E367. Science Behind Designing Your Peer Group: Pygmalion Effect
The people around you aren't just influencing what you do. They're quietly teaching your brain what's normal, what's possible, and who you're allowed to become.
In this episode of PivotMe, April explores the Pygmalion Effect and the enormous influence expectations, environment, and proximity have on performance.
We often think peer groups matter because of networking, introductions, or business opportunities. But April argues that the real power runs much deeper: the people around you change what your brain considers normal.
When everyone around you exercises, working out feels normal. When…
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