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Do's and Don'ts of Respect

Do:

  • Begin each day with a promise to respect others
  • Sit down and talk quietly
  • Listen carefully to what others say
  • Look for things to appreciate in others
  • Give praise out loud for the good you see in others
  • Tell others they are good, good enough, and lovable
  • Tell others they are worthwhile and important to you
  • Speak in a quiet voice even when you disagree
  • Pass up chances to insult, attack, or criticize
  • Let others have responsibility for their lives while you take responsibility for yours
Don't:
  • Look for things to criticize
  • Make fun or laugh at others
  • Make faces or roll your eyes
  • Tell others how to run their lives
  • Insult others
  • Ignore others
  • Put people down in front of others
  • Act superior
  • Sneer
  • Tell others they're weird or crazy
  • Say others are bad, not good enough, or unlovable
  • Say others don't belong, or you wish they were dead
  • Call others names like fat, ugly, stupid, or worthless

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