One is to not be resentful toward people who are better than you. The second is that you should always respect people.…
Respect is a very strong fiber of my being. My childhood made me realize that treating people the way you would like to be treated is not just something we heard in school, it should be lived by. Everyone starts off with the same level of respect from me. It does not matter one 's title, sex, race, religion, or sexual preference. If you are a living, breathing, human being I will treat you as I would like to be treated. Everyone starts off with 100% respect and then how much respect I give you in the future depends on your actions. ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE My upbringing and personal experiences are what shaped my character of who I am today. I cannot compare the inequality I faced to others, but it was enough for me to realize that fair treatment and respect is very important to who I am and my character. When I see others being mistreated I have a deep seated urge to stand beside them and show them they are not alone. It does not matter to me if I am the only one that feels this way; I will stand up for what I believe in. I was the only straight male that joined…
From past experiences I have learned the real meaning of respect. This word is more powerful than one can imagine. With respect comes unselfishness. When people respect others, they are treated equally. My mother and father always told me to be tactful in the way I treated others, so I would also be respected. It has worked in the past and will always hold true in the future. If someone respects another with proper judgment, people feel good inside which gives them a sense of integrity. When I give respect and witness how it makes others feel, I feel like more of a person. I feel proud. Honored.…
Respect is humble suto a right, privilege, privileged position, or someone or something considered to have certain rights or privileges; proper acceptance or courtesy. How I learned respect was accepting that I was not in a place of power over every move I made in my life and that the people that did have control over that aspect…
Respect is that how we think, take care, and treat each other nicely in our life and also society.…
All over the world people have hungered for one thing Respect. Everyone wants respect, the poor, the rich, the strong, the frail, whole countries in fact; people will stop at nothing to be respected or rather honored. Honor and respect are like brothers, sharing many of the same qualities and morals for you give respect to those that deserve to be honored. Honor is purchased by the deeds we do, by being “trustworthy, loyal, helpful, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and reverent”(scout law), we earn honor.…
Everyone wants to be respected. It’s in our nature, but in order to obtain respect, first of all….one has to respect oneself. Second, one has to show respect to others in order to gain respect from them. If one doesn’t show respect to someone, that person may often feel slighted and…
Respect is one of the things they start teaching you in grade school.. treat others the way you’d like to be treated, and it’s expected that you’ll carry on with that throughout your life. Respect is not fear, it is admiration and understanding and accepting the rights of someone else who may have different beliefs. It was what keeps us polite and curtious towards one another. Respect should be earned, not demanded. You can’t disrespect someone and then expect them to have respect for you, respect is a two way street. I was raised with the notion to not take crap from anyone.…
You have to respect yourself before you can respect anyone else. As a student here at Royal High School I have seen many students that are very disrespectful to adults; they do not understand the meaning of character, if they did, they would do things differently. If one of my friends ever got out of line with an adult, I would tell them that their behavior is unacceptable, if I allowed my friend to act that way and I did not say anything, then I would be upholding them in their…
What does respect mean to you? To me, respect means following the golden rule. It means treating others with kindness, love, generosity, and having polite manners. “Treat others as you would like to be treated.” That is the golden rule, is it not? Who wouldn’t want to be treated with kindness? Who wouldn’t want to be around someone with manners and cleanliness? Respect is being considerate to others and their feelings and beliefs. Respect isn’t just for others though, you need to respect yourself as well; take care of yourself and be presentable. If you would like to be treated with respect, you, first, need to learn to respect yourself and others. Once that is accomplished, others will learn to respect you.…
Starting with respect which is defined as a feeling of admiration for something or someone because of their or its qualities or achievements. From this definition I feel the key word is admiration, and it’s hard to admire something or someone without good qualities. Respect comes from people of all walks of life and in all kind of situations. For example while serving in the Air Force I noticed that a lot of military members seemed to have respect for a lot superior’s rank, but not the person. I began to notice this trend as a young airman when an older senior NCO pulled me aside and said to me “Hey Sparks, would you rather have respect for your rank or personality?” This was a question I pondered on for a bit and replied with the answer, “Both”. The reason I said both was because no matter what my rank was I wanted people to always respect me as a human being. After my reply the Senior NCO, next asked “Well Sparks how do you achieve both?” After giving this next question a few minutes of thought I stated to the Senior Master Sergeant “Take care of people.” This conversation always resonated with me in my military career and in later in life because it showed an…
Respect is something that you should just automatically express to others, but it depends on a lot of different things. It is a two way street. As much as I would always like to be respectful to all people, there are times when a person does something that might take away my respect. If I hear a person speaking rudely to her mom, I might not have the same respect for her/him that I had before. I should still try to show it…
To a lot of people respect is earned by abilities, qualities, or achievements and should not be demanded or expected if nothing important was done. Everyone should be given a chance to be respected because being disrespected can stop you from reaching personal goals. Respect doesn’t have the same meaning to everyone because others may have grown up with different cultures and religious belief. They can be influenced by older people that have authority over them. Culture, religion and age are three big factors that can change the meaning of respect for groups or individuals.…
Everybody deserves respect, no matter what they've done, although, I make it a priority to respect everybody. I’ve noticed that it comes full circle and sometimes there are times when adversity occurs and a person might not be respectful to you. Turn the other cheek, that is what I have told myself to do. Following respect is the responsibility that everybody carries with them. I can say that I’ve had a good upbringing with good leadership roles and support from my family.…
What is respect? Respect can be in various forms. It can be knowledge, self awareness, trust, character, honesty, understanding, and a positive attitude. But respect also has to be earned. If you can’t respect yourself then you won’t be able to respect others. To gain respect you have to treat others the way you would want to be treated. Without respect you can’t have team work and care for other peoples well being.…