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I think respect is a core topic in our social life. It’s so basic yet rooted deeply in our words and actions. Since it’s fun to dive deeper into things, I unpack it and extended my thoughts into this writing. What is respect? In a nutshell, I think respect is a packed term that refers to “how you treat other people”, an invisible thing that should be added to this cute poster: Forming the invisible respect Respect is a habit we developed in childhood within our culture norm. It later reshaped when you enter a new social environment, such as new school, new work or in new relationship with partner and close friends. Seeing the invisible respect - with an asset analogy Respect is one of those invisible things we learned to see. To use an analogy, respect is like money, we earn it as an asset. It’s the kind that’s hard to earn but easy to lose. People with good respect tend to be socially wealthy, and vise versa. That’s because we like to surround by folks who treat others well, and find

I think respect is a core topic in our social life. It’s so basic yet rooted deeply in our words and actions. Since it’s fun to dive deeper into things, I unpack it and extended my thoughts into this writing. What is respect? In a nutshell, I think respect is a packed term that refers to “how you treat other people”, an invisible thing that should be added to this cute poster: How it started / how it is going Forming the invisible respect Respect is a habit we developed in childhood within our culture norm. It later reshaped when you enter a new social environment, such as new school, new work

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