Welcome. I'm Kevin Miller. This is a podcast for your personal evolution, mine as well. In this

episode, the massive benefit of treating all people with great respect. And I'm with my father, Dan Miller.

So I grew up with parents who had me reading Dale Carnegie's book, How to Win Friends and Influence People,

while other kids were reading comic books. They modeled being respectful to all people,

especially those in the lesser positions of power. I actually found them to be far more

intolerant of those in power. Four years ago, I sat down with my dad, Dan Miller, famous for his career book,

48 Days to the Work and Life You Love. It's become a classic. But I wanted to talk about this

concept. And at the time, my parents were living in a gated community in Florida, where they often

frequented neighborhood club or a club for their meals.

And as soon as they pull up in the parking lot, you think they were royalty and how the staff

treated them. Literally, it was almost embarrassing. And it wasn't because they were well known.

It wasn't because they tipped so hugely. It's just because they cared. They knew what was going on in the

lives of the valets and the hostesses and the servers and the managers of the place. And they

treated them that way because it's what they believed was right and best. But from that care

that they received, people could get the idea that they lived this charmed life. What I witnessed,

though, was that they just planted the seeds for the charmed life. So here's a discussion I had with my

now deceased father in his previous office about the reasons and the benefits behind treating

all people with great respect.

You know, my dad wrote the book, 48 Days to the work and life you love.

You can still find those resources at 48 Days.com.

I work with a lot of clients personally on doing just that honing in on their most fulfilling

purpose and getting integrated into their work or business.

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