How to Deal with Peoples bad Attitudes
There is a growing volume of research that shows staying
positive is better for your health, you can cope better with
stress. It's better for relationships; you keep from judging
people and getting into negative talk. It also makes your life
more fulfilled; just think of how much of your life is spent
working. Being positive, living in the present will give you
energy and joy in your life.
But how do you deal with people who are rude or have bad
attitude? How do you keep your spirits up when you are
surrounded by depressed people or people who complain all the
time?
Remember when someone offers a put down, when they cross your
boundaries. Your worth comes from you; your being, your true
self. They cannot change your intrinsic value unless you let
them by giving your power away! Make it clear that what they
are doing doesn't work for you, keep your boundaries and move
forward.
Boundaries and standards help us to get more energy from life
and not be de-energized by the people or events around us; but
sometimes, we still get caught in groups of people who don't
respect our boundaries or have different standards from ours.
Dealing with difficult people is ... well, difficult for most
of us. Hostile and aggressive people put us on the defensive,
cause us anxiety, frustrate our coping skills, and take us out
of our comfort zones.
Particularly difficult is when those people are within our
family or our spouse's or partner's family or the ex's - it
goes on and on. Boundary stomping is likely to happen in
anyone's life and it's best to plan ahead to deal with groups
of people who don't share or respect our boundaries.
Let others know what your boundaries are regarding scheduling,
communication, project commitments, etc. and enforce them.
Burden, heaviness, and martyrdom come when you allow your
boundaries to be overstepped or vetoed.
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