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Value others to be valuable

Value others to be valuable

  1. Say the person’s name when speaking to them.
  2. Have a discussion be about them and their interests.
  3. Recognize them on their birthday.
  4. Thank them - often.
  5. Learn the names of their spouse/children.

Valuing others is not difficult but must be intentional

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