In us, is this desire to impress others. For the guys, maybe, driving a posh ride down the street or to a school alumni party or friends' get-together would add to their worth in the eyes of others. The thoughts of commendations like "the guy don hammer!" are usually tempting.

Wanna impress the people around you? Here are the sure ways!

Always be a first rate version of yourself instead of a second rate version of somebody else.

Care about people genuinely and make them feel good. It is usually reciprocal.

Be honest and take responsibility for your actions. Nobody likes a liar. In the long-run, the truth always reveals itself anyway.

Forget about how "boning" seems to make you look tough. Everyone likes the sight of a genuine smile.

Remember names and address people by them. If it's a difficult name, learn to pronounce it correctly and don't take joy in murdering the name.

Say "please" and "thank you" as often as you ought and to every age and gender.

Yes, success makes a good impression! Develop a reputation for yourself; a reputation for consistent excellence.

Over-deliver on all of your promises. Of course, this simply means you should under-promise...never promise perfection and deliver mediocrity. Instead, do it the other way.

Have information; pay attention to events, surroundings. Be a trusted information source and an opinion leader as well.Never hoard information.

Listen to others when they speak without interruption, you'd be appreciated.

Learn to appreciate and love Mother Nature: Those who truly appreciate and love the natural world surrounding us typically exhibit the same high regard for all humanity. It’s a positive way to live, and it’s something people notice.
Invest money, time and energy in yourself. It'd widen your knowledge on several field you can engage and hold people in a discussion with.

Perform random acts of kindness on a regular basis. Pay for a friend's transport fare, cook lunch for friends etc.
Compliment people who deserve it. Is someone shinning already? Walk up to the person and give a personal commendation.

Be available and approachable: Don't be "scarce"...if people don't see you often or have difficulties reaching you, they'd most likely forget you.

Stand up for your beliefs without flaunting them. – Yes, it is possible to stand up for your beliefs without foisting them down someone else’s throat. Stand firm by your values and always keep an open mind to new information!

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