Thoughts about rudeness…
OMG. I simply can’t believe I am so behind in reading my emails which equate to junk mail. Slowly but surely I am catching up. I am sure from time to time you are confronted with this issue and could be you blew your fuse in dealing with it, and I am no exception (lol). In a way you have to wonder the source of their rude behavior. Do you have something they want? Are they jealous of your success? Are they so unhappy that they take their anger out on you? So many questions, yet be thankful, you are not them.
“Be thankful for rude, difficult people. They serve as great reminders of how not to be.”
10 Effective Ways Intelligent People
Deal With Rude People
- Realize that rudeness is nothing new. …
- Stop the spiral of rudeness. …
- Don’t take rudeness personally. …
- React to rudeness with kindness. …
- Use humor to defuse a difficult person. …
- Call the person out on his or her behavior. …
- Don’t escalate. …
- Show empathy and sympathy.
- Be a good role model.
- Avoid the rude person…
And these thoughts…
There is no situation, no interaction, that is improved by rudeness. When you are frustrated, lashing out at someone else does nothing to ease that frustration.
Rude, vengeful behavior creates captivating drama on reality television shows. But it is a disastrous way to live real life.
When you have a problem with someone else’s behavior, don’t make it your goal to merely call out that behavior. Respond with the intent of solving the problem rather than escalating it.
When there’s a lack of kindness and an abundance of thoughtlessness, adding rudeness will not help. What will improve the situation is when someone steps forward and offers respect and consideration.
You can be the person to do that. You can advance the whole situation far beyond the useless and destructive exchange of rudeness.
Choose an approach that solves the problem rather than merely satisfying your ego. There’s always an option that works much better than rudeness.
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