Uplifting Principle
If I have one philosophy about treating people it is: "Treat people like you treat your gym weights". [S1] The average person should workout at least 3 times a week; during your workouts how do you treat your weights? There are 3 principles to the guide of the barbell treatment.
Principle 1: The barbell treatment consists of treating people with caution and not treating them for granted. When I go to the gym I use all sorts of equipment but I like to use the barbells, and with using these tools we have rules with keeping the barbells clean and undamaged. Sometimes when I have become so used to things in my life I start to take them as granted and use them rougher then when I first got them. The weights bounce off the ground scuffing and cracking …show more content…
Let's face it: when we do something for someone we wanted to be treated with respect. When you are doing a favor for someone it is to help them and they can help you later but if it feels like you keep doing favors that they will not return or just treat you badly you are being used. It's good to remember the feelings of the people around you. [S2] Lift good; eat good; treat good.
Principle 3: The barbell treatment is important in a practice of honor. Let me tell you something: They have never hurt anyone on purpose, they have never used anyone to do something bad or to take advantage of people, and finally they dedicate their lives to helping the people of the world become healthier and build muscle, which also helps self-esteem in mental health. [S3] Good people are treated better; the bad people, worse.
As a kid we learn to treat people the way we want to be treated, unfortunately as we grow up we learn that exploitation of people’s emotions and kindness will get us what we want easier and faster. We must move on from this evil way of living because control and respect is very important. Remember to keep him well cleaned and free of any cuts or cracks. If you treat them with respect them in turn you will have anything you
Principle 1: The barbell treatment consists of treating people with caution and not treating them for granted. When I go to the gym I use all sorts of equipment but I like to use the barbells, and with using these tools we have rules with keeping the barbells clean and undamaged. Sometimes when I have become so used to things in my life I start to take them as granted and use them rougher then when I first got them. The weights bounce off the ground scuffing and cracking …show more content…
Let's face it: when we do something for someone we wanted to be treated with respect. When you are doing a favor for someone it is to help them and they can help you later but if it feels like you keep doing favors that they will not return or just treat you badly you are being used. It's good to remember the feelings of the people around you. [S2] Lift good; eat good; treat good.
Principle 3: The barbell treatment is important in a practice of honor. Let me tell you something: They have never hurt anyone on purpose, they have never used anyone to do something bad or to take advantage of people, and finally they dedicate their lives to helping the people of the world become healthier and build muscle, which also helps self-esteem in mental health. [S3] Good people are treated better; the bad people, worse.
As a kid we learn to treat people the way we want to be treated, unfortunately as we grow up we learn that exploitation of people’s emotions and kindness will get us what we want easier and faster. We must move on from this evil way of living because control and respect is very important. Remember to keep him well cleaned and free of any cuts or cracks. If you treat them with respect them in turn you will have anything you