Are you treating others the way you want to be treated?
The golden rule, "treat others the way you want to be treated", is a fundamental principle of human interaction. Yet, in our busy lives, it can be easy to forget to practice it. Taking a moment to reflect on our behaviour and how it impacts those around us can lead to more positive relationships and a better world. Are we showing empathy and understanding towards others? Are we taking the time to listen and engage in meaningful conversations? Are we being kind and respectful? By making a conscious effort to treat others with the same respect and consideration that we desire, we can cultivate a more harmonious and fulfilling life.
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Yes, generally yes. Although I may also go out of my way, but that's human. And sometimes you just have to ignore it, because it's better for me. And where I feel like I should say sorry, I do. So it's kind of yes and no.
I'm the case that I actually treat others better than myself. But I'm working on that now, because always doing good for people who don't treat me well is nothing, believe me.
Yes, I'm definitely trying! But I have to say honestly. after yet another 🙊🙊🙊 passenger, I sometimes want to react very unwell, and then I think. why?!
My phrase is don't do what you don't like to be done and I'm glad I heard that phrase when I was a child. I have treated well and they have treated me badly but how people treat me doesn't speak badly of me.
That's one of my mottos.! In other words: What you don't want to happen to you, don't do to anyone else.
Yeah, we're all trying to do that, right?. But back in the day as an inspector, I had to interview fraudsters and often thought: “I wouldn't want to see myself as an inspector”.
