Helping others is a virtue that seems to be disappearing in modern society. Our fast-paced lifestyle often leads us to put ourselves before everyone else so that we can get it all done.

But a rising tide lifts all boats, and helping others makes our entire world better off. 

In this episode, I discuss one of the greatest helpers in history and how his good deeds continue to positively affect our society more than 100 years later. 

Show Highlights Include:

• The desirable characteristic that makes you irresistible and invaluable to everyone around you ([1:53])
• Invaluable life lessons from the little-known American who was one of history’s greatest helpers ([3:45])
• How George Washington Carver is still helping Midwestern farmers to this day and what you can learn from this (even if you’ve never seen a farm) ([9:06])
• 8 “Cardinal Virtues” that can make you a more effective and well-liked person ([12:06])

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You can describe society in a dozen different ways, but ‘respectful’ might not come to mind. A time when you could have an argument with someone and shake hands at the end is long gone.

Many people don’t respect those they disagree with, but they couldn’t be more wrong.

In this episode, Dr. Rick discusses how respect restores an American culture and why you should remain a figure of honor and dignity (even with those you disagree with).

Show Highlights Include:

• How sitting on the front porch with your neighbors builds a foundation of respect and civility (that will inspire everyone in your family). ([0:30])
• What the Boston Tea Party taught us about dealing with conflict and how you can grow with dignity in your next heated argument. ([3:51])
• Why the U.S Military takes respect to the next level – and why you should treat others with the same honor. ([6:58])
• The ‘Nordstrom Way’ and how it makes you a more dignified and less judgmental person. ([10:41])

Do you want to stop existing and start living your best life right now? Click here to get the first chapter of Dr. Rick’s best-selling book, Lessons From a Third Grade Dropout, for free.