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Confelicity

Connection
Pleased for //Happy for //Overjoyed for

We feel confelicity when we feel happy for someone else’s success or good fortune.

Confelicity
Pleased for //Happy for //Overjoyed for
Confelicity strengthens trust by rewarding others’ success. It promotes cooperation, information sharing, and mutual support. It reduces rivalry and stabilizes the cohesion of a group.
Good Ideas
  • “I'm genuinely happy for you”
  • Celebrate their win in a concrete way
  • Enjoy the bonding moment
  • Let their win inspire your own goals
  • Invite them to reflect on their effort
  • Remember the details to bring up their achievement later
Bad Ideas
  • Try to “share” in their win
  • Compare to your own successes
  • Downplay their achievement
  • Suggest that they just got lucky
  • Treat their win as a personal threat
  • Use their success to pressure them
  • Hope that their success collapses