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Apr 2, 2021 20 min

Episode 7: Measuring Respect

from The Relaxed Leader Hosted by Brandon

As I explained in the very first episode of The Relaxed Leader Podcast, “respect” is not a commodity. It’s not something we demand or expect from others. It’s not something we earn, collect, and then use as leverage to get favors or preferential treatment. And it’s definitely not supposed to be used as a tool for us to judge and condemn others. If someone accuses another person of being disrespectful, what they’re doing is passing judgment publicly, which is all about painting themselves as the victim and the other person as the villain. And when they hold up my article on Respect as proof that the other person is a horrible person, then they’ve twisted one of my REAL Values and weaponized it. Definitely NOT cool. So check out this episode because I’ve got a LOT more to say on the subject! If you enjoyed this episode, why not share it with a friend? And if you haven’t joined the email list yet, then just put your email address in the box below and make the plunge! You’ll be notified whenever I post something new and, if you ever get tired of hearing from me, you just need to click the “unsubscribe” link that’s in every single email. (Signing up is a low-risk decision with LOTS of upside potential, so just do it already!) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.relaxedleader.com

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