Let’s explore the book of virtues that George Washington copied at 14 and followed throughout his life. These virtues are based on Aristotle's writings but have been enhanced over the centuries. We can translate them into modern language and find practical ways to apply them.
#6
Sleep not when others Speak, Sit not when others stand, Speak not when you Should hold your Peace, walk not on when others Stop.
These principles are about being respectful, aware, and considerate of others daily.
Listen when others talk.
Pay attention and be present in conversations instead of getting distracted.
Stand when appropriate
Show respect by following social cues, like standing during important moments.
Know when to stay quiet
Sometimes, listening is more important than speaking.
Move with the group
Be mindful of others, and don’t ignore shared moments or actions.
These habits help you build better relationships, communicate effectively, and show respect.
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