Disagreement Often; Disrespect Never | MWM

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[@sripasupuleti7299]

Just love it, thank you, Jared! "You can disagree and still work together when they have respect!"

[@theherbiebrown]

100% truth.

[@purpleflower77612]

So true

[@oluseyiaberefa2066]

Hi Jared, thanks for sharing today on Minutes with Maxwell. I would like to disagree with you on the note that respect is earned. I think trust is earned but respect is given. If John Maxwell's quote that "Disagreement often: disrespect NEVER" is true then respect is not earned.

[@wernerklotz8207]

I like to empathize that respect is given! My working carrier of over 30 years is prove of that! As soon as I invested respect/trust into people, they started to behave differently and mostly to the better! Of course I got back stabbed by some, but that didn’t change my way of investing respect first. It also helped me to travel lighter emotionally, as I didn’t have to second guess my attitude towards people! I hope I made sense in what I tried to share.