How to set the right example
- Expect from others what you expect from yourself. Never ask for something you're not doing.
- When things go wrong, try to stay calm. Life is nothing but a series of solved problems.
- When you screw up, admit it. There’s no place for your ego.
- Be clear about your values and rules. People must take you seriously.
- Respect others and don’t try to change them. It’s impossible to change people. You can only change yourself.
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