Offer Encouragement

THE DAILY MOTIVATOR
Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Offer encouragement
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You cannot force other people to do the right thing. What you
can do, and what is extremely effective, is to encourage
them.

If you offer threats, intimidation and low expectations,
you'll get resentment and poor performance.  When you assume
and expect the worst of others, you're very likely to get
it.

A better choice is to expect the best, and to offer
opportunities for those expectations to be met. Though it's
true that people won't always live up to your positive
expectations, it's also true that most people would prefer
to do what's best for everyone concerned.

Just about everyone responds positively to positive, genuine
encouragement. Let others know, clearly, precisely and in
positive terms, what you expect, and let them know you have
faith that they'll meet those expectations.

Instead of looking for ways to control, look for
opportunities to support and encourage. Instead of
conducting detached transactions, seek to build ongoing
relationships.

Offer the encouragement to do what is right, what is good,
what is valuable and positive. Expect the best, in a
supportive way, and it is much more likely to happen.

 

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