7 TRAITS TO BECOME WELL RESPECTED

 1. Never let anyone hear you complain.


Your feelings are irrelevant to others, do what needs to be done with a smile on your face.


2. Act with irrational self-belief.


It doesn't matter if other people think you can not do it because you know you can.


Ignore their opinions; you're capable of doing anything.


3. Admit when you are wrong.


You don't know everything. Own up to your mistakes as quickly as possible, as it's the fastest way for you to learn.


Progress is made through iteration.


4. Honor your commitments.


If you say you're going to do something, hold yourself accountable.


Your reputation is the only thing you have, so be a person of your word.


5. Take yourself seriously.


You will never be able to demonstrate your value without intent.


Your desires mean everything to you. Stop at nothing to attain them.


6. Control your emotions.


Your emotions cloud your judgement. People will look to you for guidance and leadership.


Don't react, be decisive.


7. Meaningful influence


Most people drift through life. They have no purpose, no direction, and zero intent.




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