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Friday, November 02, 2007

What do you respect? One way to answer this question is to simply make a list of the personality traits and characteristics that you find worthy of respect. A less direct but possibly more instructive way to answer the question is to make a list of people that you respect, and once you're done with your list, to think about each person and determine why you respect them. You may find some traits appearing repeatedly. Once you've narrowed down your list to just the traits that appeared most often, examine each one and decide whether it's elective; that is, a trait that a person can choose to have. You may find that the traits you most admire in others are ones that you could have if you simply chose to have them and wanted them badly enough that you were willing to do what's necessary to cultivate them in yourself.

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  • WELL WRITTEN. IT IS IDEALISTIC. THOSE ABLE TO FOLLOW THIS RIGIDITY DESERVE ADMIRATION. FOR THOSE WHO ARE IMPULSIVE AND COMPULSIVE, THE "GO FOR THE GOLD" AMBITION CAN CREATE DISAPPOINTMENT WHEN THE GOLD IS NOT GAINED...DUE TO OUR IMPULSE TO SETTLE FOR THE "SILVER" DUE TO ANOTHER GOAL THAT JUST HAPPENED TO TAKE PRECEDENCE LONG ENOUGH TO GET US OFF TASK. NEVERTHELESS, ADMIRABLE IN THAT IF WE HAD NO GOALS WE WOULD EITHER BE ELATED BECAUSE OF NEVER HAVING FAILED, YET DESPONDENT BECAUSE WE NEVER TRIED. ROBERT L. HUFFSTUTTERROBERT L. HUFFSTUTTER'S WRITERS BLOG...http://www.blogger.com/post-edit.g?blogID=3946120751689218776&postID=5212610536486913668

    By Blogger robert l. huffstutter, at 8:20 AM  

  • Some people lack the fertile "lands" necessary for this self-cultivation.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7:38 PM  

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