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Respect Not Bought But Earned

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Some people have told you this sad fact and you refuse to believe it. Material things make this world and they should make you. You should have fun with the material things of the world. You shouldn’t have to sacrifice things you want for other people right?

The thing is everything in this world is all about money, getting everything you want and ensure that you have. Its nice to know that you have something right? To be able to say that I can make a difference and you don’t need to worry about the people around you. There’s just this. Everyone one you will meet, no matter for what short space of time, will have some sort of impact on your life, good or bad, small or big but they will.

You may think that respect can be bought but it can’t. You will be laughed at and you will suffer for a time. It can either make you are break you. So here’s my question to you: What would you rather do? Would you make the most of what you’ve got and continue slowly up or risk losing everything and everyone that made you into who you are. And don’t feel that you made you into you. That never happened and never will. No matter your defects, no matter what. The people you meet and befriend when you are a nobody are the people who will make you into somebody.

So what does that have to do with the internet? Put simply? Everything. When you meet a new blogger you automatically turn off, thinking that they have no idea what the hell the are speaking about, they are stupid and have no say in the world, but once they become someone, you love them, you respect them and you didn’t help them become the great blogger/web designer/whatever that they turned out to be. Everyone is a diamond in the rough, and it takes kind-hearted readers and supports to grow small bloggers like myself, into amazing bloggers such as Darren Rowse Of Problogger, I am pretty sure that if you ask him, if he’s modest, he will tell you that he’s nothing without his loyal fans and supports, but then again I can’t say.

So the moral of this story? Be nice, help and be rewarded, you may not gain monetary rewards but you gain something more, and that something more is for you to gain.