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    The Most Important Single Ingredient To The Formula of Success Is Knowing How To Get Along With People

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    Theodore Roosevelt said "The most important single ingredient to the formula of success is knowing how to get along with people." This document discusses the importance of social relationships and provides tips for building good relationships with others. It defines social relation as the interaction between individuals in an environment. Some key points for developing harmonious relationships include listening to others, being sensitive to their needs, and developing the art of listening. The document also distinguishes between one's social self and true self. Friendship is described as someone who shares your ideals and is there to support you.

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    Theodore Roosevelt said "The most important single ingredient to the formula of success is knowing how to get along with people." This document discusses the importance of social relationships and provides tips for building good relationships with others. It defines social relation as the interaction between individuals in an environment. Some key points for developing harmonious relationships include listening to others, being sensitive to their needs, and developing the art of listening. The document also distinguishes between one's social self and true self. Friendship is described as someone who shares your ideals and is there to support you.

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    Theodore Roosevelt said "The most important single ingredient to the formula of success is knowing how to get along with people." This document discusses the importance of social relationships and provides tips for building good relationships with others. It defines social relation as the interaction between individuals in an environment. Some key points for developing harmonious relationships include listening to others, being sensitive to their needs, and developing the art of listening. The document also distinguishes between one's social self and true self. Friendship is described as someone who shares your ideals and is there to support you.

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    “The most important single ingredient to the

    formula of success is knowing how to get along


    with people”.
    - Theodore Roosevelt
    Learning Objectives:

    After studying this lesson, one should be


    able to:

    1.Determine that social aspect is;


    2.Differentiate social from real self; and
    3.Evaluate one’s strategy of building
    friendship and justify how to improve it.
    Human relation, otherwise
    known as SOCIAL
    RELATION, is as
    important as keeping a
    pleasing personality.

    The advancement of an individual comes more frequently


    to those who possess effective human relation than those
    who have the skill but lack desirable human relation.
    What is SOCIAL
    RELATION?

    SOCIAL comes from the latin word “SOCIUS” which means


    ally.
    An ally that is commonly known by humans as society or
    associate undergoes a series of interaction to result in some form
    of bonding.
    SOCIAL is composed of
    people undergoing an
    interaction in relation to
    their environment

    RELATION comes from the Latin word “relatus” which


    means bring into connection or relation. Relation is to unite,
    join or be in close contact with.
    WHOM ARE WE GOING TO UNITE? We are going to
    connect the persons hanging around in the environment.
    So relation si the connection or interaction of group of
    individuals in a particular environment.
    SOCIAL RELATION is the art
    of getting along well with other
    people whenever they interact
    with each other on a given
    situation in a particular
    environment
    BUILDING HARMONIOUS RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHERS
    It is not easy to have a desirable human relation. A person who has this
    capability is a person that should be admired. However, hard as it may
    seem, there are some suggestions on how one can change for the good:

    1. Speak your mind freely.

    2. Don’t fight over something that was


    already been shared
    BUILDING HARMONIOUS RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHERS

    3. Listen empathically to others.


    4. Don’t dominate the discussion.
    5. Don’t let the discussion go away from you.
    6. Join in a friendly disagreement.
    7. Strike where the iron is hot.
    BUILDING HARMONIOUS RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHERS

    3. Try to act what you are saying.


    4. Be sensitive to the needs of others.
    5. Ty to develop the rarest and hardest art of
    interaction- the art of Listening
    SOCIAL VS. SELF

    Everyone has personality. Everyone wears a “mask” for


    disguise. Mask refers to “ social self”. It is the self that
    others see and is projected by people to hide their “real
    self”. Admit it or not, all of us wear “masks” to hide our
    true personality when we deal with other people. Simply
    because, we are afraid of rejection

    Our self is like a diamond with many facets, and similar to


    diamond, our self changes with different environments or
    situations. We should never lose sight of the fact that
    these facets are only one part of the whole personality and
    are therefore a reflection of TRUE SELF.
    FRIENDSHIP

    The world is so empty if one thinks only of mountains, rivers, and cities, but to know
    someone here and there who thinks and feels with us and who, though distant, is
    close to us in spirit, makes the earth a garden.
    Johann Wolfgany Von Goethe

    Coping with present face of the society is difficult if you face it


    alone. Life becomes more meaningful if you share every
    happening and sorrow with someone who shares the same ideals
    with you. The person who walks in when others walk out is called
    a FRIEND.
    FRIEND
    Victor M. Parachin (2001) – the one that multiply our joy
    and divide our grief. They are the ones who build us up
    when we are about to quit on something that we are not
    capable of achieving. A friend keeps human relation
    smoothly despite differences.

    .
    Ways to Practice the Fine Art of Friendship.

    1. Reach Out.
    2. Let friendship a priority.
    FRIEND
    Ways to Practice the Fine Art of
    Friendship.

    3. Let friends know that you care.


    4. Limit criticisms.
    5. Evaluate before adding.
    .6. Never gossip about a friend.
    7. Practice loyalty.
    8. Be a real friend.
    .
    .

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