Respect is earned not a given...

For many who have been following our work now for a while, know that the three core skills we focus on are Connecting to your Super Power, Bending Space and Time and Attracting Your Perfect Clients... If you need a refresher you can click here to learn more about these Core Skills... 

So during the week, Jo-Anne happened upon the image below on Social Media and this opened up a discussion between us, we talked about what creates respect in relationships... personal and professional...

If you have watched any of our LIVE videos on Facebook on Wednesdays, where we discuss "Attracting Your Perfect Clients" you know that we focus a lot on the connection or relationship you have with your clients, prospective clients or new leads... We consider our clients to be way more than a number or someone who is on one of our programmes! We truly care about our clients and about the relationship we have with each and every one of them! Whether an individual or a group of individuals in a company. A very important part of building a relationship with anyone in our lives is gaining their trust and respect.

Believe it or not... This, in turn, will determine the type of clients we attract also... We are BIG believers in what you "put out there" will be reflected back to you in many different ways, like the old adage also says... Treat others like you want to be treated. 

And this is where the above list of 10 things come in, in building respect... and the old adage of respect is earned not a given.

So we asked this question of some of our SuperPreneurs in our private SuperPreneur group if they would add anything to the list of 10 that is mentioned. The response was the following...

• Being authentic 
• Speaking your truth
• Being Respectful
• Walking your Talk
• Manners
• Staying calm in stressful situations
• Honesty
• Valuing yourself

So we would like to put the same question to you... What would you add to the list of 10 in the photo and the above list? What earns instant respect in your eyes? How can you implement what you value in others? 

Please leave your comments below! We would love to hear what tickles your "Respect Fancy"! 

Warmest of regards, 

Declan and Jo-Anne