What makes me respect another person?

can you share his response to your question or was it to personal .

He may be so successful for other reasons as well.

But a mark of a true professional is that they honor their commitments and keep their word, even when it's inconvenient...or isn't to their advantage.

It's a hallmark of Integrity.

The honest person to himself is an honest person to others which reflects the way he behave and act in his life.

Accountability is the key to success.

Have something in your life that holds you accountable and you'll shoot to the moon.

It really helps you get things done.

Probably when a professional, shows compassion for someone just starting out!

What made you say this? That screams an urge for help.

Keeping a promise is one of the best things you can do in life. Your situation shows why it's so important. If you know you won't be able to do something, then don't promise the other person that you'll do it.

It's better to not promise and let someone down, then to promise them and let them down. The latter is harder to deal with.

I don't even know who the guy is you spoke with, but I have mad respect for him myself.

Outside of business, I judge a person by how they treat others. Especially people that are working for them, or people that serve them, like waiters.

How do they talk about others? Do they show jealousy? Do they blame others for their failings?

Or do they accept responsibility, even when it's someone else's fault (like an employee)?

Kindness is a big deal to me.

When I used to hire salespeople, I would invite the spouse in with the rep. I wanted to see how they interact. Is the husband blaming the wife? Is the wife angry at the husband? Are there lots of passive aggressive digging going on?

I hate drama. It wasn't that I cared if they had a happy home life, I just didn't want it in the workplace...where it inevitably showed up.

Their irresistible vibes.

He literally promised you?

Promises seem like something a person would do when they've known another person for a long time, like something a friend would do.

I've never known a new acquaintance to promise anything, especially business related.

Some folks have a problem with 'kindness' because it doesn't involve 'payback' and it's not 'all about me'.

If those two 'things' are involved, kindness isn't.

Thinking about it - kindness may be one of the more difficult human traits to 'fake'.

Gotta figure kindness expects the fyooture while makin' minimal demand upon its resources.

Leastaways -- that is what my Personal Kindness Guru says.

Best part is, her $1000 course got a 1-to-1 Skype option where I get to practice bein' fake.

That way, if I don't feel like bein' genuinely kind IRL, I can pro out on the deal on a pragmatically Claudesy ticket

Been 6 months now ... but I am tryin' my best.

tbh if it weren't for Gemima bein' so sweet an' all, prolly I woulda quit.

But she offered outsidea the regular tooition to tame my "inner bitch" -- an' I drew real succor from that personal touch.

I also drew $10,000 outta my account and transferred it over to her right away.

It's a "payin' forward" trick I picked up from her very first session 'bout howya should never deny disabled kids their once-in-a-lifetime splasharound in a pool fulla dolphins.

(I know Warrior Forum got rules 'bout droppin' affiliate links an' such, but it turns out Gemima's kid brother got born without no head, so jus' Google Adam Puddleduck an' plz be generous cos he havin' such a difficult time rn.)

His ability to deliver the message and convincing me he's not the middle man because I don't have time for posers. I want the message to be lucidly clear and gems have to be gleaned from this message. If I'm stuck in a rut his message better set me free as I bail out from fallacy.

In a world deprived of originality, I'm in a feverish search for the real thing that will propel me from the get go.

Yes keeping up with your promises is like putting deposits in the bank accounts. It pays very well over the years as it compounds just like money does. In other words the more integrated you are the more you gain self respect and get respect from others. Law of nature.

He comes back from turns with the protruding killer whale head...splitting air in half. A remarkable confidence with the reassurance of a mastermind.

Treat people with love Ketan, and humans respect you.

I respect folks who predominantly (mostly LOL) love others. I actually respect people who show some love, and then, hate. Because hate = pain/fear, and being compassionate, I have been in pain, and afraid. Just like these folks. But I release this crowd quickly. No time or energy being a savior; people see light via their own choice, and do so on their own time.

As for responding, I am compassionate, loving and genuine. But I could never ever ever respond to all folks. Workload issue. So I'd say, look at someone's entire body of work. Aka, how generous they are across all platforms, independent of if they do or do not respond to you buddy. This gives you a fair, realistic filter for dealing with and respecting incredibly driven, successful, compassionate folks.

Ryan

Brass balls command respect.

Period.