6 Tips & Tricks To Get Instant Respect

How to get respect is a question many of us ponder.
This video is all about getting respect instantly and offers practical advice on being respected. We'll explore various ways on how to gain respect, emphasizing the importance of respecting yourself in the process. It's not about forcing respect but understanding the dynamics that make you worthy of it. Ready to elevate your self-development game? Watch now for insights into building self-respect and becoming more attractive to those around you.

#respect #personalgrowth

Script Writer: Philip Clarke
Editor: Stela Kosic
Script Manager: Kelly Soong
Animator: Evelvaii
YouTube Manager: Cindy Cheong

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[Psychgo]

Should respect be earned or given and why? Bonus question: in your own opinion, whose responsibility is it to teach kids about respecting others: the kids themselves, parents, or teachers?

[lonewolfnergiganos]

I'd rather give myself respect, because lately I've been mentally beating myself up because of my past and mistakes. So me respecting myself should come before anything else.

[Aan]

Timestamps
1). Unblurring the boundaries 0:27
2). My word is my bond 1:22
3). Head-to-toe confidence 2:08
4). My bad 3:11
5). Louder than anxiety 3:53
6). I got your back 4:43

Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day. 💙💙💙💙💙💙

[laylascarlett]

Another tip for getting respect that works for me: make sure people know that if they betray you, you’ll never talk to them again. But only if it’s something unforgivable. If it’s a little mistake, let them know that you don’t like it and forgive them. Just don’t give too many second chances or you’ll get taken advantage of.

[anno]

Other points I can think of:
- try to always treat others like you would want to be treated
- reflect and think about people more than on the surface, show actual interest and genuinely give the benefit of the doubt
- don't speak louder to make yourself heared. If possible show it with actions, or step away from the situation at first. Speak more silent and thoughtful instead of loud and emotionally.
- admit to being imperfect and take responsability for mistakes
- voice your opinion clearly: Don't say "you always...." but "I feel x when...". Do not exaggregate, use sarkasm or jokes or shift the blame to get your point across. There are subtle passive-aggressive strategies I've heared people use eg. "but if you have a better idea, then say it" / "but I'm just me" from people without bad intention. Just say "that's the best idea I have, please feel free to discuss, disagree or give your input", or simply "what do you think about that?".

[flamegamer]

These are really good points. In my opinion, I feel like you need to respect yourself because others do. Because it can give you a confidence boost and treat others like how you want them to to treat you.

[darknessdestroyer]

Yes and it hasn't been fair lately. 😡 I need this.

[koduflower]

For real, this video actually included something which I relate to my character a lot, and that's number 6: "I got your back". I'm glad you mentioned it in the video! Thank you! :D

[DCTheComic]

I already do most of these things, and im glad that this video taught me about how i gotta call people out on their BS. Thank you!

[Silver-gsmt]

Thank you for this! The poses one really helped. I definitely have to look into them!

[MorgueInTheVoid]

How to earn respect:
Flex every muscle in your body while simultaneously telling someone you're forklift certified.
Instant respect.

[bluargie]

I want to add the point, to stay humble. Like, in the last point at 05:15 the guy said'it was nothing.' Staying humble makes oneself more relatable and down to earth. If the guy responded with something like 'you owe me' the energy would have shifted to a more arrogant representation. with being humble the people see the actions oneself makes is easy for them and belongs to their personality. This way, people respect your being and the actions you have taken.

[big_homie_jp]

❤ Thank you very much for these tips. I appreciate you!

[TheAnonymousYoutuberEnigma]

I got a couple things that got me respect in middle school and will still help me in the future, I think it could help some men so here are some things that made me respectable:
1. Know how to fight
2. Always be calm, no matter what (Even if someone is threatening to jump you)
3. Learn to communicate and have a deep voice
4. Be mistyrious (Im not joking)
5. Have friends.
6. Have a masculine body language
7. Dress good, no logos, no designs (preferably)
8. Fix your posture
9. Show you arent afraid of anything (I almost got jumped once and I showed I want afraid, they just gave up)
10. So sports, any one you like
11. be social
12. Hunter eyes
13. Be relaxed
14. Work on yourself, improve, workout, make money (if you can and know how)
15. Be yourself, no need to create a false identity just to be popular
16. Talk with girls, the more women talk to you, the more you seem attractive (This one can help you boost your confidence and make females more attracted to you)
17. Be confident.
18. The more handsome you are, the better
19. Be as peaceful as you can, avoid conflict
Theres more and you can search if you want, but thats some things that made people respect me. Everything said in this video is valid ngl tho.
Edit: Please ignore the spelling errors, english isnt my native language.

[deidraroberts]

This takes a lot of work. Even when you have been emotionally abused as a child. Sometimes it's exhausting 😔

[Emerald_the_Umbreon]

This is very helpful! I always had low level confidence. 😢 ❤❤😊

[authurstretchygreenthing]

#4. My bad. I always try to admit my mistakes because my dad literally doesn't and keeps blaming everything but himself. But I sometimes fall into the same trap because I come from him. So I basically try not to be Dad, and instead try to be someone who's more deserving of respect. It's still a bit of a struggle with my communication skills...

[zak-o-lantern]

I've been demanding more respect from my peers. I hold people to their word, and if they disrespect me, it's hard for me to respect them from then on. It's difficult to feel encouraged when I do this, but am literally the only one who is going against this new norm everyone seems to be stuck in.

[lovelumity]

I'm not sure if people respect me
But no one bothers me so it's more than good for me

[BlackBloodK]

Step 1: I naturally do.
Step 2: I take this to a dangerous level.
Step 3: I do this constantly, I always monitor my physical language.
Step 4: I never care if I'm wrong, I'm fine messing up, I can improve.
Step 5: I prefer to be quiet but when I talk, I'm very clear, loud but a tad fast.
Step 6: I always share my thoughts and always stand for what I believe in.

I still don't feel respected.