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Ten
Commandments
of Human
Relations
1. Thou
shalt love
people, not
just use them.
The
greatest thing
in the world
is a person.
The greatest
thing about a
person is his
motives, and
the greatest
motive is
love.
2. Thou
shalt develop
thy
understanding.
" If every
man's care
were written
in his brow,
how many would
our pity
share, who
bear our envy
now?"
3. Thou
shalt
compliment
more than
criticize.
You had better
cover your
neighbor's
faults with a
cloak: he
might need a
circus tent to
cover yours.
4. Thou
shalt not get
angry. If
you're right,
you don't need
to. If
you're wrong,
you can't
afford to.
5. Thou
shalt not
argue.
It's no use to
win the
argument and
lose people.
6. Thou
shalt be kind.
You had better
be careful to
be kind to
hose on the
way up.
The will be
the same
people you
meet on the
way down.
7. Thou
shalt have a
sense of
humor. A
sense of humor
is to a man
what springs
are to a
wagon.
It saves a lot
of jolts.
8. Thou
shalt smile.
No man is ever
fully dressed
until he has
one.
9. Thou
shalt practice
what thou
preachest.
One example is
worth a
thousand
arguments.
10. Thou
shalt
establish a
long-range
habit of
people-manship.
Good human
relations can
be the key to
your succcess. |
