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If you struggle to gain respect from people, say goodbye to these 10 behaviors

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    It’s not rocket science, but it does require self-awareness. Often, people unknowingly carry out actions that stand in their way of earning respect. The key to flipping the script? Identify and let go of these behaviors. In this piece, I’m going to share with you 10 behaviors you should bid farewell to if you’re having a hard time gaining respect.  1) Being a “yes” person We all know them – those who never say “no”. They agree to everything, even when it inconveniences them.   It might seem like a good strategy to be liked or respected. After all, people appreciate a helping hand, right? Well, not always. Constantly saying ‘yes’ can sometimes lead others to perceive you as a pushover. This is because it gives off the impression that you don’t value your own time or commitments. And if you don’t respect your own time, why should others? It’s important to understand when to say ‘no’. This doesn’t mean becoming unhelpful or uncooperative. It’s about setting healthy boundaries and va

7 body language gestures that make you look extremely confident

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    Confidence isn’t just about what you say, it’s about how you carry yourself too. Body language speaks volumes about us, sometimes even more than our words. And when it comes to confidence, your body language can either make or break the impression you leave on others. Mastering the art of confident body language isn’t just about appearing assured, it’s about feeling more self-assured too. And trust me, there are some simple yet powerful gestures that can help you do just that. Here are 10 body language gestures that can transform not only how others perceive you, but also how you perceive yourself. Let’s dive right in. 1) Stand tall and proud A hunched posture doesn’t exactly scream confidence, does it? Confidence starts with standing tall and proud. Good posture is not just about aesthetics, it’s about expressing your self-assuredness to the world. With your shoulders back, chin up, and chest slightly out, you are telling the world that you’re comfortable in your own skin and you’