Having Disrespect For Others Is Akin To Having Disrespect For Yourself
In our previous blog post on respect, Treating People As Rare and Valuable Human Beings, we closed by saying:
Perhaps
that is what the true essence of respect is all about ── treating people as if
they were what they ought to be (instead of how you might be currently
perceiving them).
Here's some more advice on respect, which is
excerpted from a booklet called Lessons
From Sports by college football coach Todd Dodge:
Respect your opponent.
Never get full of
yourself, or you may get ambushed.
Don't ever think you
have arrived. Don't be intimidated, but do give respect to your opponent.
You have to pay your
dues and prove yourself before being promoted.
Be the perfect gentleman
off the field and the ultimate competitor on the field.
Be grateful for what you
have and for the support of those around you.
The importance of respect, and showing respect
to others, cannot be overstated as a key ingredient of a Project You Life Journey. In our interconnected universe, having
disrespect for others is akin to having disrespect for all, including ourselves.
A goal for everyone in 2015 should be to raise
the level of respect in our daily lives. This means exhibiting respect to
others, and even stepping in when we witness incidents of disrespect, either in
the workplace or in our personal lives.
Let’s each make 2015 the Year of Respect.
Please share with us below your ideas on how to bring higher levels of respect back into our daily lives.
Please
share with us below your ideas on how to bring higher levels of respect
back into our daily lives. - See more at:
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Please
share with us below your ideas on how to bring higher levels of respect
back into our daily lives. - See more at:
http://projectyoulifeblog.blogspot.com/#sthash.9kzj4q6G.dpuf
This article is partially excerpted from Project You: Living A Determined Life, available in paperback and eBook formats at Amazon.
Please
share with us below your ideas on how to bring higher levels of respect
back into our daily lives. - See more at:
http://projectyoulifeblog.blogspot.com/#sthash.9kzj4q6G.dpuf
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