Written by Chris Josh
Disrespect, subtle or blatant, can be like a slow leak in a tire – silent but devastating over time. You might think that brushing it off is insignificant, but allowing others to treat you poorly is more than just “no big deal.” It’s a direct hit to your success, happiness, and self-worth. How do I know all this? Because I experienced it myself!
How do I know all this? Because I experienced it myself!
When we allow disrespect, we’re unknowingly setting a standard for how others view us—and, more importantly, how we view ourselves. Each instance chips away at your self-confidence, making it harder to pursue goals, build genuine connections, and embrace happiness. Imagine trying to climb a mountain with someone constantly telling you that you can’t make it. Eventually, their words may start to echo in your own mind, affecting your drive and belief in yourself.
Self-respect is essential for personal joy
Happiness takes a hit, too. Self-respect is essential for personal joy; without it, we find ourselves sacrificing our well-being for the comfort of others. And success? It’s rooted in self-worth. Without setting boundaries, it becomes easy to accept less than what we deserve: settling for jobs, relationships, and environments that don’t fulfill or uplift us.
Empowerment comes from knowing your worth
Empowerment comes from knowing your worth and standing firm in it-never valuing yourself less. Allowing disrespect won’t just drain your energy; it’ll siphon your potential. By choosing respect—for yourself and from others—you’re taking a step closer to a life that’s fulfilling, successful, and profoundly happy.
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The Author: Chris Josh
Chris Josh is a spiritual healer, motivational speaker, and a writer. He is the author of five books: City of Serpents, How to Access Your Divine Energy, How Champions Talk to Themselves, The Winning Habit, Unleash Your Confidence, and 8000 Ultimate Affirmations. He’s also written a short eBook called How to Become Your Higher Self.
11 comments
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The disrespect is funny at times. They play dumb or make excuses about the disrespect. I’m lean more to Tupac for disrespect “I want to see you eat, just not at my table”.
Chris, I like your work very much.
After you showing that you are better than the people who not respect you and they have admitted that are wrong and been beaten. They still try to attract stupid attention. It looks a little childish. Because they hope you will change your mind i ignore this stupid beaqhvouir and move on in my life but i do not forget and put everything in my occupit. that means if i will stay living the same people i will never forget this thing at the end of the night it comes up in my mind and get overwhelmed of it because these thing are happening are not far from my place and can be very abusive.
I agree. Self-respect is very powerful. Thank you for your insight.