Because They’re Different

ByMatthew

Warning: more Seth-Godin-fawning ahead . . . .

Today’s email from Seth had such a great message.

It’s a great reason to employ the Platinum Rule (treat others how they would like to be treated).

Treat people differently (i.e. in a way that honors and respects their uniqueness) because they are beautifully different.

Create the skill of recognizing the uniqueness and particular beauty of each person and interacting with them in a way that respects and celebrates who they are – who they’ve made themselves to be.

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