FREE ESSAY ON HOW TO TREAT PEOPLE

HOW TO TREAT PEOPLE

We all want to have a life full of success. Many people assume without question that
success is essentially material, that it can be measured in money, prestige, or an
abundance of possessions. These can certainly play a role, but having such things is no
guarantee of success. The success that we should strive for is the ability to love and
have compassion, the capacity to feel joy and spread it to others, the security of
knowing that one's life serves a purpose, and finally, a sense of connection to the power
of the universe. All of these are what create the dimensions of success, which will bring
inner fulfillment. We as human beings are made of mind, body, and spirit. Of these,
spirit is the most important, for it connects us to the source of everything. In other
words we can describe it as our conscience. The more clearly that we think, the more we
will enjoy the abundance of the universe. Our conscience is broken down into many
different layers, the most important being our self-esteem. Our self-esteem is portrayed
by our interactions with others. Some simple examples of how we should use are self
esteem is: ? Always greet people with a smile. As simple as it sounds, a smile
establishes your own self-worth and shares it with others. ? Always say thank you when
you are praised. A simple thank you is the universal mark of an individual with
self-esteem. ? Surround yourself with people who enjoy their work. People with
self-esteem seem to radiate it to others. The second most important layer of the
conscience is our attitude. A positive attitude means everything. Have you ever noticed
when you enter a room with a huge smile on your face, give someone a comment and they
immediately return with a smile? Being optimistic is a very important key factor in
creating success, especially in the workforce. Too many people spend too much time every
day thinking of past hurts. They image every grudge vividly in their minds. Instead they
need to learn how to use their minds to create scenes of positive, pleasing emotions. We
are not responsible for what happens out there or what others do or think. We are
responsible only for how we choose to respond. That's our attitude. The responsibility is
ours. Perseverance is the third important layer of our conscience. We need to learn how
to be relentless and persistent in visualizing our goals and dreams of achievement.
Happiness is a learned habit. Constantly practicing the principles of
self-esteem and having a positive attitude when times are tough will make your
perseverance take control of any situation. Do more than you are asked and contribute
more than is required and you will find yourself catching on to things quicker.
Self-discipline
is yet another important layer. Don't be a slave to your emotions and impulses; be in
charge
of your feelings. Individuals, who have mastered, their emotions through self-discipline
are
among the most successful workers. They are free to do their job well and are liberated
from self-destructive habits that weaken the joy of working. Self-discipline is: holding
your
ground when you'd rather run away; counting to ten when you would rather explode with
anger; keeping a smile on your face when you would rather cave in; working hard when you
would rather give up. Self-discipline and motivation can effect permanent change in your
self-image and your capacity for joy. Motivation will bring you to a whole different
level of
thought, if you let it. Sometimes it's hard to get motivated, but if you can convince
yourself
using self-discipline, it will enable you to think big. External motivators including
incentives,
books, bonuses, meetings, etc. have little power until you yourself want to change your
life
for the better. To be motivated means to enjoy the thrill of achievement; welcome the
challenge to get there and have an intense desire to change for the better. Paying value
to
others is also very important. Communication is very important, especially inside the
work
force. Its important to learn to treat people more like brothers and sisters. Paying
more
value to everyone you encounter in your workplace, and of course your friends and
family.
Listening is a very important factor of communication. When someone is talking to you
give
him or her your full attention. When you speak, project constructive, supportive ideas.
Be
neither cynical nor critical. Learn to accept other peoples point of views, even if they
are
opposed to your own. Conversation has basically become the practice of two people taking
turns talking. Don't be to busy thinking about what you are going to say next. Practice
the
lost art of listening. Visualization is also an important layer. Everything we are and
are not at
this moment is the result of our thinking-conscious or subconscious. It is the way we
get
our level of self-esteem. If we want to rise out self-esteem, we must exchange out
self-image. This is done by visualization. Ninety percent of us think in pictures.
Visualization
is most successful when all five senses are used. If you're uncertain as to whether you
can
visualize or not, try this simple test: think of a beautiful rose. Imagine its color and
texture
and even its scent. If you can see that rose in your mind without going out to the garden
to
look at one, you can visualize. It is also said that ninety-five percent of our action
and
reactions are subconsciously motivated. In other words, the majority of things we do
day-to-day basis are the result of our past thinking. Most of this programming takes
place
when we are infants. Some people say that a child in his first few years of life may
learn up
to twenty-five times as much every day as an adult does. That is why it is so important
to
program children with positive images. If you want to think differently about yourself,
if you
want to look and act differently, you must begin to visualize yourself in new ways. The
Old
Testament teaches us that As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he. (Proverbs 27:7)
Everyone needs a place where they can think without interruption, to visualize,
meditating,
to pray, and to plan. The best place to go is where you feel the most relaxed. Some
people
are able to go into meditative states when they jog. The best place for me is when I am
in
the shower. I can lock the door; and review my overall objectives, relax, close my eyes,
and visualize the things I'm trying to accomplish. If used right, visualization is one of
the best ways to raise self-esteem. We must learn how to incorporate personal
satisfaction in to our life. We must learn to appreciate each moment of our working days.
If the work gets boring go right to the basics and appreciate your hands and mind which
functions so efficiently. Use your powers of visualization to see yourself succeeding in
your goals. Success without honor is an unseasoned dish; it will satisfy your hunger, but
it won't taste good. This quote by Joe Paterno, is a good analogy which says, you must be
satisfied with every choice you make, and never show regret. A clear conscience is
absolutely essential to enjoying success. Success must be built from the inside out.
important steps to become a successful person The first step to success is to think big
and always believe in yourself in whatever you do. Most of us have daydreams of a better
life-style, whether that means a better paying job, a bigger house, a business of our
own, more time to spend with our families or on our favorite pastimes. Some of us aren't
sure what we want, but we do know we want something better. Through my research I have
developed some important steps to take, to become successful. Each step is broken down
and describes the different aspects towards reaching and maintaining success. setting
goals The first step we must take is to set out goals and to make our dreams come true.
Goals save you time. They help to direct your energy and enthusiasm. They provide an
immediate purpose to work toward. When we have goals, it gives us something to get
excited about. It is important to
create mini-goals, which will give you the chance to experience continual success. Not
only
do you have the satisfaction of looking forward to your big dream, but you can also
enjoy
smaller successes along the way. There are four different guidelines to create a
short-term
goal: ? Set a goal you can visualize yourself achieving. ? Set a goal that is measurable
and
concrete. ? Attack all your goals with enthusiasm. ? Set goals that will not allow for
procrastination. use your imagination The next step we must take is to use our
imagination. We must learn to use and trust our imagination. The principle of personal
readiness is one of the most important aspects for turning a daydream or goal into
reality.
Although visualization and daydreaming can help in our pursuit, they are only effective
when
combined with hard work. Students want the best jobs, but they just aren't willing to
turn
themselves into the qualified people most companies are seeking. The Bible teaches that
you cannot put new wine in old bottles. So it is with goals and daydreams. You cannot
make them true until you have developed the personality, skills, and strengths necessary
for
the experience. learning how to be patient Our next step is to enable us to
solve problems quickly and efficiently. We must learn however to be patient. We often
choose quick, short-term solutions to big problems because we want a fast escape from
the
stress and anxiety that the negative situation brings. We get so unhappy and
uncomfortable
that we set aside our better judgment and put out energy and money into ineffective
treatments. One good way to relieve stress is to take a walk or to go jogging.
Scientific
studies have shown that physical exercise can actually block out mental and emotional
thoughts. Success, the one word that we all want to live up to. Why do we all
want to be successful? The answer to that is easy; to be a happier, wealthier,
prestigious
person, right? Well we all know that success doesn't come to easy. Throughout this report
I
discussed the essential elements of what it takes to become a successful person. And I
also
stated the steps to take to become more successful. Success is a very important value
for
anyone to incorporate. We all have had our bad times in school, work, and personal
affairs, but we can't let those problems bring us down. We must think that every time we
fail, we must analyze the failure and teach ourselves to learn what it is that made us
fail. And
from each experience we must take all the things we did right and expand them. In other
words we must learn to give a hundred and ten percent and never give up. Remember the
first step to success is to think big and always believe in yourself in whatever you do.

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