The 3R's of Relationships Book - Reciprocity of effort, Reliability of Commitment, Respect for Core Values - Essential elements for success in personal, family, professional, community & social relationships. Self help book. Human Resources Book. Psychology book. Self Improvement book.

Chapter #4

Respect

Respect your fellow human being, treat them fairly, disagree with them honestly, enjoy their friendship, explore your thoughts about one another candidly, work together for a common goal and help one another achieve it. — Bill Bradley

How about that Soup Nazi on the sitcom Seinfield? He didn’t care if or how he offended any of his long line of loyal customers by shouting: “No soup for you!” And let’s not forget the classic Rodney Dangerfield jokes about not getting respect. Although lack of respect can be funny in a comedy routine, it’s not so funny when we feel disrespected in a meaningful relationship.
Respect does not necessarily mean agreement or compliance, but rather non-violation. It certainly doesn’t mean being liked or, for that matter, liking the other . . .

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Reciprocity of Effort

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