Have you ever noticed
the different level of respect awarded different individuals in a group or an
environment? Ever wonder on what basis is such respect accorded?
In every environment or
group where the members are new to each other, there is a period of grading. In
this period, different members of the group watch and observe other members,
and grade them accordingly. Some may do this in total silent and observation,
while others may choose the conversation method – that is grading the person
through his or her conversation.
The grading period is
the period of familiarity (knowing who the next man really is), and so, it is
the period you can choose a new personality easily. Gradually, people get to
know each other and conversation begins and respect differs.
Some people can stay
longer in the grading period, could be there are still feeling insecure, once they
do, they join the rest of the group members.
The grading period is
the best period in every gathering or group to easily carve for oneself the
best size of respect, after this period it might prove a little tough to get a
good size of it.
Hence in every new
environment or group practice this skills for maximum respect:
- Treat everyone with respect
- Keep silent moments.
- Don’t speak because you feel like speaking
- Don’t join in vague argument
- Remember it’s not all jokes that are laughable
- Be sincere and don’t brag
- Comply to and Keep the rules
- Respect the headman
- Mind whose opinion you request
- Don’t complain
- Correct with respect and accept corrections.
- Listen more than talk
- Focus on the goal or the your purpose of being in the group
- Judge rationally if invited to
- Keep your little space clean
- Try not to borrow
- Defend a mate in secret
- Choose your confidant and wisely
- Be the first to stop arguing
- Show independency
- Have a style and attempt to be different
- Refuse every attempt to be ridiculed
Perhaps you missed the
grading period and you feel you are lowly ranked, and you need to change the
game, then you too can press these twenty-two keys.
Although, it may prove
a little tough as the people who have known you to be an unserious person
begins to see you in the opposite light, you have to continue. They may attempt
to ridicule you, and discourage you from being any better. But you don’t have
to stop. You need a change, so you have to change.
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