And that’s to be nice to our fellow human kind. To be nice to everyone you come across today and everyday, including those you may not like. Never waver from treating them differently or not respect them, even if they can’t help you whatsoever.
This includes everyone who you don’t know, perhaps despise, everyone you don’t agree with on social media because of their radical opposing stand.
Be nice to people, everyone who crosses your path, everyone who you come in contact with.
This includes: complete strangers, your spouse and kids, your employees, employer, your co-workers, your friends and relatives.
Those Who Are Rude
There are unruly individuals who exists and persists in our lives however, those who are only nice if it’s in their best interest, and benefits them somehow.
What’s true however, is that anyone can have a bad day and be rude on occasion.
The truth being those who are annoying or arrogant, also has the right and need to make a living, while acting however they want to. They come in all forms, shapes, and sizes.
They could be your co-worker, boss or sibling, they could be an excellent contributor in life, such as a doctor.
Even though everyone has their own reasons to act the way they do, why don’t they at the very least attempt to be mindfully nicer to everyone.
They should be constantly reminding themselves to be courteous at all times, regardless of who they are.
The Nice Protocol
This isn’t saying you should become a pansy, a lay down, a “yes” man or woman either, or you’ll be taken advantage of and be stepped on.
Don’t become weak and vulnerable and just cater to the needs of others, so you’ll be liked.
There’s no need to comply to all the substandard qualities, that’s always associated with those who are always kind.
You can remain being a strong leader, a fierce competitor, someone who’ll fight and stand up for themselves while allowing others to win.
To come out ahead, while taking no prisoners, yet still remaining extremely nice while doing so.
Being nice is an excellent character attribute which enhances your personality, career, and family life.
Show kindness by placing others first, thinking of their welfare. Doing so will also make you a lot happier as well.
6 Reason To Be Nice
1.) Work And Family Are All About Relationships
Business as well as your home life is all about negotiation and transactions, and every transaction comes with an agreed upon deal with a buyer and a seller.
These relationships which are formed are always impacted by your behaviour. So displaying good behaviour translates towards good relationships, while displaying poor behaviour, doesn’t.
2.) It Will Inspire And Motivate Others
Once you become abusive, judgmental, egotistical and want to control everything, what that does is it turns people off. That’s not good for your productivity or effectiveness.
On the other hand, if you display positive qualities such as showing respect and fairness, doing so isn’t just endearing, but it also displays excellent leadership skills as well.
3.) Everyone See’s Who You Are
Even if you think nobody is watching, once you display flashes of rudeness, or are inconsiderate and come across as entitled, they’re taking notes.
In the past, everyone within earshot had to witness your poor behaviour firsthand, but now, this poor behaviour can be forever captured on social media, and it will remain forever.
4.) – Networking Is Still The Key
Networking still commands a lot of importance, so you need to get out there and schmooze about.
Doing so is critically important for building relationships, partnerships, and generally gaining more exposure to new opportunities.
And because of social media, doing so becomes important as ever, as it shows humility. Try show your humorous side while displaying other attractive traits.
5.) – Everyone Knows Your Name And Each Other
In business or at home, we all work and live in a system which relies on infrastructure, reputation, distribution, and marketing/gossiping channels, which connects all partnerships and friends.
We all make our own choices in what businesses we deal with, or the people we associate with.
If you’re genuinely unlikable, someone who you may eventually need to partner or align with, or you need to ask a favour, may not be there for you.
6.) – Know How You Come Across
Most are not as self-aware and mindful as they should be. There are some who have no idea how they come across. They just see themselves completely different from how others perceive them.
If you’re not sure how others see what your behavior is, then you’re better off finding out. Then correct it the best way you can, it’s just for your own good.
Karma Does Exist And It Will Blindside You
Karma isn’t just reserved for those who believe in the mystical forces.
Once we see someone behaving badly, we often ask ourselves, “How the heck can he (she) do or say that. How can they even live with themselves?”
This is often because, we’re not always at times completely aware of how we appear or come across to others.
What we’ll do instead is compartmentalize the things we don’t like doing, or are consciously aware of.
On a subconscious level, somewhere buried deep inside our minds, we know the difference between good and bad, right or wrong.
We are often aware of what we’re doing or saying, and if it’s wrong, we know, but we do it anyways.
We consciously know when we’re being rude, obnoxious or annoying to others.
What then happens is that the “bad” thought will remain lodged in back of our minds, and will remain there with us forever. That’s karma.
We also believe that one day this guilt, this wrong doing, will eventually come back and punish us somehow.
This Guilt Is Karma
What we expect in the recesses of our mind, is the consequences of that wrongdoing, and know we will somehow eventually get punished for the bad acts we did over our lifetime.
That somehow, every bad deed will come back and haunt or punish us somehow, someway. We also believe we deserve it.
We believe we behaving badly will come back and get us in real time, and this can happen when we least expect it.
So why not just be nice to everyone even if you don’t feel like it, to avoid this retribution.