31 Days to Getting Along with Others

By Larry Winget

Jump start each day with the straight talk and practical wisdom of Larry Winget!

In such fast-changing, and often confusing times, America needs a straight-talk dose of Larry Winget reality more than ever.  Known as the Pitbull of Personal Development, and New York Times bestselling author, 31-Days To Getting Along with Others is Larry Winget’s "tell it like it is" version of the "thought of the day" calendar; the ultimate wake-up call for anyone who's looking for a lifeline and true empowerment. Designed to give you a condensed dose of Larry's wisdom, and an action-steps you can take today, this booklet is packed with memorable gems, such as:

• How to meet people where they are.
• How to give yourself an “attitude check.
• The best common ground you can establish with others.
• The critical importance of forgiveness.
• How to look for the good in others.
• And more!

• Language: English
• Publisher: G&D Media
• Release date: Apr 30, 2024
• ISBN: 9781722528263

Larry Winget

Larry Winget is a professional motivational speaker, bestselling author, television personality and social commentator.

Book preview

Day One

Relationships Come In All Shapes & Sizes

There are lots of kinds of relationships. Business relationships; social relationships; church relationships; casual acquaintances; friends; your spouse or significant other; your children; other family members; people you pass on the street, and more.

Relationships will come and go. They will change in intensity and frequency. Some will be good and some bad. Some will last a lifetime and some will only last a moment. That’s just the way life is. To expect it to be different is naive.

The key is to understand that every relationship is different, and you have to treat each one differently. You must act and react differently in each relationship. Look for the differences and enjoy them.

The most immutable barrier in nature is between one man’s thoughts and another’s.

—WILLIAM JAMES

Day Two

People Come in All Shapes & Sizes

People are like relationships; they are all different. That means that you must treat each one differently.

Some people are easy-going and will be a pleasure to know and be around. And some people are the kind that make the hair on the back of your neck stand up every time they open their mouth.

Understand that these differences are normal. Accept people for who they are. Appreciate the differences among individuals that make your relationship with them unique.

When two people always agree, one of them is no longer necessary.

—UNKNOWN