One way is to show respect to others, Give respect to recieve it.
If you respect some one then only you will get respect in return.
Do not seek respect and it will find you! At least that is what I've been told.
Offer assistance when needed. Sharing experiences with others without thinking of any returns. Show leadership by guiding those who are not familiar with what they are doing.
Respect is always earn through your contributions. Giving without thinking of any return will prove your quality of leadership and you will earn the respect.
Be precise and direct. People often associate leadership skills with respect.
Respect yourself, that is the only respect that has true worth. Who ever chooses to "respect" you in the mean time, then so be it. If they don't then so be it. You get no award, cool points or special privileges for someone else to respect you. People either like you or they don't, just as well as they will "respect" you or they won't. It just boils down to respecting yourself, at least YOU know your worth as well as what you stand for.
btw respect is not tit for tat, well at least the definition that I know doesn't define respect as something that is given in order to be received. Then again what do I know, maybe this works for some people CiaO
Help others as much as you can.
Respect others for what they are.
Forgive your enemies and learn to love them.
Share with others whatever you can.
Respect is something earned through time through hard work. No one is born with it.
Depends if you mean in the grand scheme of life or on hubpages. Either can in general be summed up by being respectful to others and being worth the respect of others through great deeds and actions. Be a great person and people will recognize it.
Integrity. If you say you are going to do something do it. don't lie to make friends. Show respect in all ways and you will gain respect. Be real and who you are. Fakes always show their true colors eventually. Be that person people can count on.
Give and you shall receive. If you give respect to others, then you should also receive it. If the person is self centered and arrogant, then you may not receive respect. That is okay. You keep giving them respect. You will be the better person for it in the end.
by kknde 11 years ago
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by Motown2Chitown 12 years ago
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by Kevin Peter 12 years ago
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