Build a Three-Bridge Intro
Construct a concise introduction that names both people, the overlap, and the handoff question.
Omar needs to introduce Lena and Marcus in 45 seconds without turning the introduction into two biographies. Three-Bridge Intro: relevant slice -> shared problem -> handoff question The common trap is saying, "You two should meet," and then walking away. That creates social burden because neither person knows which version of themselves is relevant or what question should start the exchange. Step 1 Ask permission before creating the bridge. Line: "Lena, would it be useful to meet Marcus? He is working the support side of the same onboarding handoff." Permission protects agency. It keeps the introduction from feeling like social…
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