I’m about to reveal a very important secret so pull your chair closer to the computer screen and pay close attention: Want to be respected?Try respecting others.
Turns out your mother was right when she said “treat people the way you want to be treated”.
Sadly respect is a concept that so few people in the world today are familiar with.Can you imagine how better off the world would be if we all took the time to respect each other – in our homes,at our places of work,in our schools and even in places of worship?
That is where Deborah Norville’s brilliant book The Power of Respect comes in.
The Power Of Respect explains what respect is and the multiple benefits that come with it. Using stories based on interviews with the people she’s met as the Inside Edition anchor, Deborah Norville makes a rather compelling case for The Power of Respect.The book is straight forward and it’s filled with respect tips and reminders at the end of the chapters that clarify the core message and reinforce the personal benefits that come with respecting not just oneself but others as well.