Wednesday, July 23, 2014
A few changes I need to make.
- Practice empathy. Putting yourself in the position of another person allows you to see things from a different perspective. When people feel understood, they tend to be less combative, leading to greater understanding and unity.
- Be inclusive. At home, work, community gatherings or social events, practice helping people to feel included. Avoid behaviors that exclude others or make them feel like outsiders.
- Practice fairness. If you tend to take more than you give in relationships, try to be more generous. As an example, if a friend or partner is always accompanying you to events that you enjoy, reciprocate by doing the same for them.
- Be trustworthy. Relationships are more stable when 2 people trust each another. Keep commitments and confidences to increase trust.
Taken from How to Develop Interpersonal Skills: 6 Steps (with Pictures)
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