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    politicalleadersnurtureit,successfulbusinesspeoplecultivate

    it,andfauseainersexploitit.nearlyeveryone

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    anytianywhere

    ifyouocreatethatspecialfeelingforothers

    anyti,anyhinkthat

    giftghtbeinyourpersonallifeandyourbusiness

    e.whenyouhave

    thepoakepeoplefeelspecial,therewardsareusually

    closebehind.

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    decidetodaythatyoingtodevelopthepowerof

    dpracticeitinyourrelationshipshothers.

    thisdecisionoallthethingsyoudoto

    keotherpeoplefeelselves.

    asureyourcurrent“charuotient.”giveyourselfa

    gradefrootenonhoingyoubelieveyou

    arealready,eone

    youkhatperson

    assignstoyouisthetrue

    asure.

    noingyourselfintenuinelyandpoingperson.

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    theydontcarehouchyouknoil

    theyknouchyoucare.

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    psychologiststellusthatthereofpersonalityis

    selfesteethishasbestbeendefinedas“houch

    youlikeyourself.”yourselfesteesthesuotalofhow

    iortantandvaluableyoufeelyouareatanynt.

    hunbeingsareinteional.theyke

    deotionallyandthenjustifytheogically.

    peoplearepootionalenvironnt,

    especiallythebehaviorofotherpeopleto.

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    fronfancy,youarenditioobehypersensitive

    totheasaionsofyourparentstowardyou.

    often,thedynacsoftheseearlyexgessetyouupfor

    lifeinyourrelationshipshothers.

    alsteverythingyoudoinvolvingothersiseitherto

    bolsteryourselfesteeyourinnersenseofwellbeing,or

    toproteinishedbyotherpeopleorcirces.

    these

    thedeepestannatureistheofeel

    valuedandvaluable.theseisthereforesile:

    keothersfeeliortant.

    fiveing

    thereiortantyoukepeoplefeelinyourpresence,

    theregtheyobe.

    fortunately,akepeoplefeelwonderful

    abouttheelves.thesekeybehaviorsbesuarized

    inthefiveas:airation,

    andattention.

    1.

    acceptahegreatestgiftthatyougiveother

    peopleistheattitudeof“unnditionalpositiveregard.”

    thatis,youacceptthentheirey,itation.

    younevercriticizeorfindfault.youaretotallyaccepting

    ofeverythingabouttheasiftheyiracleof

    nature.thisisthestartingpointofbeingg.

    andhopleteacceptais

    sile.yousleilehhappiseeing

    people,theirselfesteeusautotically.theyfeel

    hoanyone

    happyabouttheelves.theyfeeliortantandvaluable.

    andtheylikethepersonakihis

    ing,evenbeforeyouopen

    youruth.

    2.

    appreciation.ionto

    othersforsothingtheyhavedone,slle,their

    selfesteenportant.

    theyfeelrepetentandcapable.theirself

    igeirovesandtheirselfrespectsoars.

    andherthishers

    itissile.yousay“thankyou”oneveryoccasion,

    foranylargeorsllreason.youkeahabitofthanking

    everyoneinytheydo.thank

    yoursecretaryforherhankyourspouseforhis

    help.thankyourchildrenforanythihatyou

    appreciate.

    hereisthedoublepayoff:ileorsay

    thankyoutoanotherperson,notonlydoesthatpersons

    selfesteendfeelingofiortanceju,butsodoes

    yours.youaoreeverytiyoudoor

    sayanythingthatselves

    re.

    andthereyoulikeyourself,thereyouwillgenuinely

    likeandoreyoulikeyourself,

    thelessnceedyouheryouare

    kingagoodiression,andtherenaturallyg

    youe.

    3.

    approval.itissaidthat“babiesendiefor

    it.”throughoutlife,allhunshaveadeepsubnscious

    needforapprovaloftheiraents.

    noauntofapprovaleversatisfiesf.theneedis

    ongoing,liketheneedforfooda.peopleon

    thepo

    tinuallyseekopportuoexpressapprovalaree

    heygo.

    perhapsthebestdefinitionofapprovalis“praise.”this

    subjeportantthatebacktoitlater.

    justreer,herpeoplefor

    sothingtheyhavedoheirselfesteeselevated.

    theyfeelselves.andtheyfindyou

    tobereiing,perceptive,highlylikable,and

    extrelyg.

    4.

    adration.asabrahainlnsaid,“everybody

    likesaplint.”ere

    plintaboutatrait,possession,oracplishnt,

    theyautotiselves.

    theyfeelaoheyfeelvaluable

    andiortant.theyliketheelvesre,andthey

    likeyoure.

    plintapersononanarticleofclothing.

    plintsoorait,likepunctualityorpersistence.

    plintthepersononhavingwonanaward

    oraentforsllthingsaswellas

    large.alethingtoplint,and

    eaething,theotherpersonwilllike

    youreandfindyoutobeg.

    5.

    attention.thisisperhapsthestiortantquality

    ofall,andhesubjectofseveralsubsequentchapters.

    itisthestpowerfulbehaviorforbuildingself

    esteendisthekeytoinstantcharlose

    attentiontootherpeople,therevaluableandiortant

    theyoretheywilllikeyou.

    hoanyone

    thesearethefivestpobuilding

    toolseverdisvered.asyousterthehroughpractice,

    youeohestgandiial

    peopleinyoursocialandprofessionalcircle.

    yourtool

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