10 Powerful Habits Of TRULY POLITE People

10 Powerful Habits Of Truly Polite People.

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Being polite is not an innate trait or endowment. Being polite is something an individual work towards achieving. With the title of this video, it's clear the act of being polite is what one consciously work towards achieving. Habits are developed and not inbuilt. Some people try their best to be as polite as they can, whether it be saying thank you, complimenting someone, holding a door open etc.

It's great to be friendly; it gives you a great sense of responsibility and humour, also when you are kind, you can easily make other people’s day. Yet, some individuals seem to exceed the call of politeness, to the extent they are thoroughly, and exceptionally well mannered.

It feels nice to be around such people, if you allow them the opportunity of spending time with you, you might not want to leave them in a jiffy because they improve your day. If you feel ignored, truly polite people can make you feel the limelight is on you, when you feel awkward, they can make you find your calm, and you feel relieved and great again.

Being polite doesn't just make people smile at you and admire your personality. It makes people want to work with you in serious businesses and at various organizational levels. Polite people are outstanding team workers, and they can lead people through a positive path even without any official title. It's not as if they try to interfere with the leader’s affair. Instead, they have a significant level of influence over anyone who comes around them, which makes everyone desire to have prolonged work with them. Being truly polite is an instrument of gaining control and commanding respect wherever you find yourself.

If anyone so desires to become polite, imbibing these habits can put you en route your quest.

Please watch the rest of the video to see all lists ...

[syedmudassirhussain]

10 powerful habits of polite people :

1. They always use your name
2. They say "thanks" everytime
3. They are not judgemental
4. They are good listeners
5. They are not complainers
6. They think before speaking
7. They Respect personal boundaries
8. They treat other's as equals
9. They hate gossip
10. They don't overwhelme you with opinions..
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[caribaez]

Being polite comes naturally sometimes.

[clarencedixon]

Good evening SB. I found myself earlier this afternoon, I been founding myself saying thank you alot to folks at my dentist. For my check up and cleaning. I have a disability and each time I go every 6 months, they all go out of my way making sure I am comfortable as well as helpful to me especially my dr. I do my best to be polite whenever I can. Today was really great. Another cool video SB. Thank you for the insights👍🏾

[lisameyer]

I thought I was all polite, till I heard this video. I give opinions I get in people personal space, lately I have judged!! I need to keep working on myself!!!

[brickempire]

Truly polite people watch videos like this to see if there's anything they're missing. To see if there's any way they can improve. 😉😁

[mrgruffy]

I accept the people in my life as they are, not as I would prefer, since they are on their own journeys to enlightenment, and are playing their assigned parts, from which they learn, and from which I learn from them. What I perceive as “faults” in others, are only the reflections of my own faults.
I offer others the opportunities to learn, to rise above ignorance, to rise above those around them, to grow in spirituality, and to strive for excellence.

[i_am_keerthana]

Sometimes being polite is all about how you react and how much patience you have even when you are angry or impatient

[leighatkins]

Wow yes... this is pretty much my philosophy on dealing with others. I never noticed that i am what you might call "polite".
But you left out Graciousness... if you detect that someone is telling you a lie, or that they have embarassed themselves in some way, you don't bring it up or focus on it in any way, you just let it fall to the ground where it belongs and let them recover as quickly as possible.
If someone attempts ro lash out at you or embarass you, you just let their attempts fall to the floor and you don't lash back becoz it would serve no purpose... in attacking you they have already embarassed themselves, and all you can do is hope that they see how small they look before they embarass themselves further.
On the minus side tho, I do have trouble remembering names, it is a weakness in me, but everytime i go somewhere, i will make it a goal to remember another person's name until i know everyone personally.
As for the opinions, i do feel lately compelled to try to make ppl hear me and see what is going on around them as i have an urgency to wake ppl up and i wrestle with it alot... it does scare me how many ppl seem to walk around completely unaware about what is coming towards them and they are almost alseep. As a result i have become very opinionated and i have lost some of my politeness and patience in that regard... "critical times, hard to deal with" i spose...
I will just keep trying...

[frankieclayton]

This is how I love to be no matter what in pain suffering listening growing each breath though even thanking people for what ever you do don't judge we want complain always be slow to speak love to stay away if you say so we never talk about other and don't give my opinion opinion never it's not right love humble mercy meekness

[ashak.martinarthaarts]

Thank you for this video, I'm a genuinely kind and sweet person. Yet this video just improved my politeness . If you're honest with yourself even being kind and sweet there's always room for improvement.

[sammymora]

Okay thank you very much😊 this is really helpful.

[rosepatels]

Yes being polite person I have these all qualities naturally and everyday I want to make myself more nice person I think about little little thing and I want to improve myself everyday but if someone judes me I am unbothered and I think everyone is different from other

[mautweety]

I am very very polite ... but people use me nd take me on ride... at times I don't like humans, Animals is far better...

[johnybrave]

I believe you missed many other qualities which polite people have
Because despite having all these qualities
Most people don't consider me a polite person.
I believe one of the qualities which you should have mentioned is
Polite people use diplomatic words and don't let others feel that he is actually being rude.
Basically they play with words n manipulate people into thinking they are polite but not weak and they can't be controlled by considering them as soft

[MariaChungWilloughby]

Some ppl may think it is impolite if you use their name uninvited...unless the person is using it is charismatic.

[cheeseburger]

My grandmother instilled in me politeness, yes sir no sir, thank you etc. I treat everyone I come into contact with, with respect, doesn't matter who the person is or what they do for a living; however if you are disrespectful towards me or my friends I'm done with you. Good manners and respectfulness or a rare and dieing things these days, I'm 61 and todays entitled youth don't seem to know what good manners are; I have encountered a few youth who are respectful but it is very rare to come across someone younger than 50 that is polite.

[michaelkraus]

I appreciate what you have done for me. I will never take you for granted again

[hemethedream]

I think having these habits is a big part of self development

[Vibingthevibes]

I used become very rude
I can't control my anger
With no reason I used to become rude

[vronka]

This describes me to a tea. I am polite to everyone and no I'm not faking it either! But when people are rude I give as good as I get. 😊