いい人なのに舐められる人と、誰からもすぐに尊敬される人の明確な違い【尊敬の正体】

Please receive the special gift 🎁 mentioned in this video via my official LINE account! ▼Tomohiro Kawase Official LINE https://str.bmen.jp/line/open/K89zZMc... 👆After registering on LINE, please enter the keyword mentioned in the video! ■Kawase's New Book 📚 "Ikemental" Amazon Link ▶️ https://amzn.to/47gGsiI ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ■Kawase Tomohiro Profile ・Born March 1982, Pisces, Blood Type B ・Resides in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture ・Lives with his wife, who is 12 years younger and beautiful both physically and mentally, and his son. ・Manages two companies in Ginza, Tokyo. ・Author of "The Virgin's Chances of Winning" and "Ikemental" ・Kawase's Business 　https://bmen.jp/ ・Hobbies: Family trips, watching Netflix with his wife, 　Golf, Martial Arts Born in Gifu Prefecture, after graduating from Utsunomiya University, he entered NSC, Yoshimoto Kogyo's comedy training school, as a 10th generation student without getting a job. His classmates included Oriental Radio, Trendy Angel, Hannya, Fruit Punch, etc. After giving up on the path to comedy, he joined Daiichi Kosho Co., Ltd. as a part-timer. He achieved the fastest rise through the ranks in the company's history, becoming the planning manager for 100 stores and the head of Western Japan, overseeing 500 subordinates, before leaving with the intention of starting his own business. Seeing Southeast Asia as his next destination, he embarked on his first solo trip abroad. He felt a sense of potential in Cambodia, and instead of returning to Japan, he settled there. Deceived by a local Japanese person he met for the first time, he became penniless and nearly died, but he managed to establish a travel company in Cambodia. He planned his own tours and brought 432 Japanese people to Cambodia. There, he noticed the decline in assertiveness among Japanese men. This prompted him to return to Japan and, with the goal of increasing the number of confident and vibrant Japanese men, he founded Bright for Men, a school for men focused on self-improvement, dating, and marriage. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 0:00 Introduction 0:39 Respect is the overflowing confidence that comes from consistently keeping your own promises 1:35 Keeping your word is a common trait of respectable people 5:51 Keeping even small promises 11:35 Not expecting to be respected 12:53 The importance of having a strong sense of self 15:08 Bonus: "8 Kawase-style Talks" 17:03 The remaining 30% is self-reflection 17:23 Summary & Bonus Information