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How to be liked through examples – 12 key pointers - part 8
Monday, December 20th, 2010
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If the work always appears mundane to you, others can see this in you and will steer clear away from you because you have negative energies trapped inside of you.
Examine how other workers lift their spirits and enjoy what they are doing and try to look at it from their angle.
If you dwell on the negative points too long, it will stay this way, until you find another type of job and so the cycle continues.
As an example, think how scientists will sift through dirt and manure to get to what they are looking for.
By being focused on the end goal or where you want to be, the work will not appear as bad as you make it out to be.
How to be liked through examples – 12 key pointers - part 9 >>>
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How to be liked through examples – 12 key pointers - part 9
Monday, December 20th, 2010
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(d) Consideration of others
This is a basic quality that all people will need to have that want to be liked by other people.
Try to be considerate and polite to others and the rewards will be greater and immeasurable in ways that you can’t imagine.
By complementing others (point 9), you are not just giving flattery just for the sake of it, you are genuinely showing interest in the other person and showing compassion and respect.
This can give the other person a greater sense of pride that can lift them up too in spirit and mood.
Make sure your compliments do not have any hidden agendas and that it is sincere and comes straight from your heart.
How to be liked through examples – 12 key pointers - part 10 >>>
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How to be liked through examples – 12 key pointers - part 10
Monday, December 20th, 2010
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A simple act of consideration goes beyond just dishing out flattery but also being aware of other people around you.
For example, holding the door while someone is behind you, acknowledging when a driver lets you in to his/her lane.
By following these simple acts of kindness can greatly increase your positive outlook (point 1) and increase your worth in other peoples eyes by appearing humble (point 10).
A truly likeable person is someone who really does consider others in their social circles and are sensitive to their needs and thought.
How to be liked through examples – 12 key pointers - part 11 >>>
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How to be liked through examples – 12 key pointers - part 11
Monday, December 20th, 2010
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(d) When in the company of others
When you are in a group having a conversation, you can well liked by the people in the group without even trying.
That is to listen (point 6) and understanding what the group is talking about.
Don’t worry too much about having to say things in the group, the most important thing is too feel comfortable and just follow the conversation.
Everyone likes a good listener because a many people like to talk about themselves, their accomplishments, what they did or about their interests.
All it takes is an opening line such as ‘How was your day”, “What did you get up to today”, “Did you read anything interesting lately”.
Better still, if you know the person to be engaged in some activity or interested in a particular area, ask them questions on those topics.
How to be liked through examples – 12 key pointers - part 12 >>>
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How to be liked through examples – 12 key pointers - part 13
Monday, December 20th, 2010
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Most people would be quick to judge the person as rude and not worth asking again and become spiteful of that person.
However, when living in a household where people are going to cross each other, there is nothing worse than harboring hostility.
I tried not to get ruffled up over this and was polite whenever possible, despite the person’s indifferent attitude towards me.
Because the other person was not able to come out with what was going on in their head and decided to adopt a ‘passive aggressive’ behavior, I decided to confront the situation.
How to be liked through examples – 12 key pointers - part 14 >>>
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