How to Speak so People Respect You | STOIC PHILOSOPHY

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Want to command respect every time you speak? In this video, we uncover the secrets to speaking with confidence, clarity, and authority. Learn how to express yourself powerfully, avoid common communication mistakes, and leave a lasting impression on everyone you meet. Whether it's in conversations, meetings, or public speaking, these tips will elevate your communication skills and earn you the respect you deserve.

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[StoicQuotes]

The part about ditching unnecessary 'sorrys' really hit home. It’s amazing how much power we give away with those two little words. Time to start owning my presence instead of apologizing for it. Who else is with me on this?

[StoicRelationships-Official]

‘Respect starts with how you respect yourself’—that line gave me chills. It’s so easy to forget that people mirror the value we place on ourselves. Thanks for this wake-up call and the practical advice.

[StoicNarratives_Official]

Ditch the “I’m Sorry” Habit (00:38–03:26).Unnecessary apologies weaken your authority and self-respect.Replace “I’m sorry” with confident alternatives like “Thank you for waiting.”Respect yourself first to earn respect from others. Thank you for sharing! I love your video so much!!!❤

[Q]

To the one reading this, may you find clarity, peace, and unending success

[laurajeanrivera]

Excellent presentation thank you 😊 I've learned something about myself.

[Starta-lcee]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us

[StoicLessons]

The part about saying sorry too much really hit home. I’m definitely switching to ‘Thank you for waiting’ instead — it sounds way more confident!

[BuyiswaKabambwe-iglt]

Mmmh this content left me amazed , I'm a quet person I don't like talking you much and I hate gossiping bt when someone overpower me with talking over I feel a pain since I'm not a good speaker bt any way thanks a lot wise words I'm learning a lot thanks

[stoicexcellencepath]

This video hits home with the point about ditching unnecessary apologies—it's a game-changer. I've caught myself saying "sorry" far too often, and shifting to more confident language like "Thank you for waiting" has transformed how others see me and how I see myself. Definitely a practical mindset shift I'll keep applying!

[MindPeaceEN]

1:20 I love how clearly you break things down. Makes it so easy to understand

[journeyeveryday]

This really hit home! Especially the part about ditching unnecessary apologies—it's so true that we often shrink ourselves without realizing it. Setting boundaries and embracing pauses are game-changers too. Can't wait to put these tips into practice. Thanks for such valuable insights!

[AdrianLobo-ji]

Absolutely priceless ! Thank you so much !

[darlinebrutus]

This video is very productive. Thank you! May the Lord continue giving you additional enormous ideas.

[StoicMastery-QKTeam]

I give the fourth highest rating to the content and presentation of this video. The information is arranged very logically, easy to understand and highly applicable. I will definitely rewatch this video many times to be able to remember and apply those lessons in the best way. Thank you very much!

[Mars-nfdb]

Fantastic, thank you I was everything you said in this video, I will definitely be changing gears, God bless, I love you and what you do

[TheStoicSage]

True respect comes from a combination of wisdom, composure, and integrity—qualities the Stoics emphasized so deeply. Speaking with intention, listening more than we talk, and aligning our words with our actions can create an unshakable foundation for respect. Stoicism reminds us that respect isn't demanded; it's earned through character and consistency.

[trishh.]

I gossip toooo much🥴 and I know it, admit it and HATE it.
It can turn into a "habit".
I really needsd to hear this....Thanks!

[carolinemosupa]

I'm so proud that I took time to listen to these teachings. Yes I learned a lot and not only that, I'm go to practice. Thank you.

[QuotesToday]

If everyone took an extra minute to think before speaking, the world would be such a better place.

[rebecadiaz]

Insecurity in oneself.
Thank you because is true.