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Be Bold in Your Words. Be Friendly in their Meaning.
“I stand. I care. I speak. Not simply to win, but to offer what may grow.” The Aurelian attitude There’s a way of being that doesn’t shout and doesn’t flatter — yet stands firm and speaks clearly. This is what I call the Aurelian attitude: quietly bold, deeply friendly, never superficial. It’s not about walking Read the full article…
Show Respect: Always Maintain Respect for the Other Party, Regardless of Differences
By consistently showing respect in diplomatic interactions, diplomats and negotiators can create a more positive and productive environment. Showing respect involves recognizing the dignity and value of the other party, even when there are significant differences in opinions, beliefs, or interests. ― BEFORE TAKING THIS IN, PLEASE FIRST READ ‘TEN TIPS FOR GOOD DIPLOMACY’! This Read the full article…
Importance of Clarity
Even more important, especially in the domain of AURELIS: striving for clarity, each one doing the best (s)he can. Vagueness out? Some find vagueness OK for being able to bring people together where this would otherwise not easily be possible. People can stand behind the same vague idea, so at least they meet, mentally or Read the full article…