Pointers for a simple self-improvement approach

1. Be observant. Look around you and watch how human beings behave in various instances. Watch the human beings you meet at work, at the grocery store, on the bus, in school and on the street. You can also watch and learn from people being interviewed on TV.

2. Be aware of the way humans use their voices and the way they react to other human beings’ voices. Watch how you experience behavior and the way you react when human beings shout, or talk softly. This will help guide you on what behaviors you may need to improve to avoid feeling misunderstood.

3. In case you do not like what you see in the behavior of others, analyze why you do not like this, after which analyze your own behavior to find out whether you behave inside the identical way. Be honest and impartial in your evaluation.