The Golden Rule in Action: Examples

The Golden Rule in Action

Treat others as you want to be treated.

Example: Principles of Confucianism

Shu: Do unto others as you would have others do unto you (mutuality)

Chung: Don't do unto others as you wouldn't have others do unto you (loyalty).

The Golden Rule is not just a moral principle of Confucianism. It is a powerful master tool ready for use in any situation in life and business.

Example: Love to be loved.

The Golden Rule is often described as 'Do unto others as you would have them do unto you'.

It is a reciprocity law that guides people to choose for others what they would choose for themselves. This is best achieved by putting yourself in your prospect's shoes.

The Golden Rule in Action, examples by Vadim Kotelnikov

The Golden Rule promotes harmony. It emphasizes kindness, empathy, mutual understanding, and fairness, leading to more harmonious societies.

The Golden Rule in Action

Fear kills Dreams. Dreams kill Fear.

Distractions kill Purpose. Purpose kills Distractions.

Boredom kills Creativity. Creativity kills Boredom.

Doubt kills Confidence. Confidence kills Doubt.

Self-doubt kills Action. Action kills Self-doubt.

Procrastination kills Opportunities. Opportunities kill Procrastination.

Anger kills Wisdom. Wisdom kills Anger.

Laziness kills Aspirations. Aspirations kill Laziness.

Indecision kills Progress. Progress kills Indecision.

Egoism kills Kindness. Kindness kills Egoism.

Jealousy kills Trust. Trust kills Jealousy.

Envy kills Peace. Peace kills Envy.

Ego kills Love. Love kills Ego.

Love creates us when we create with love.

(from the Anthem of Creative Sustainability Leaders)

Sincere giving is higher-level getting.

Sincere giving not only benefits others but also brings joy and fulfillment to the giver.

This is The Golden Rule.

Golde Rule in Action: Sincere Giving is getting, Vadim Kotelnikov quotes

The Golden Rule in Action

AI empowers me, I empower AI
– I teach AI super-creativity

China lives The Golden Rule

Don't do unto China as you wouldn't have China do unto you

Victor Gao, Vice President of the Centre for China and Globalization, stated that China will not be intimidated. He used the analogy, "You slap my face, I slap yours," to illustrate China's stance against intimidation and its willingness to retaliate against perceived aggression.

“China’s logic is very simple – tit for tat. You slap me, I slap you. You hold a gun to my head, I hold one to yours. You threaten war, I threaten war. You want to destroy China, China will destroy you. China will not fire the first shot. But China will never let you fire the second one.” This is not “aggression.” This is clarity, sovereignty, and a warning to anyone who mistakes patience for weakness."

This statement reflects a strong assertion of China's resolve and its commitment to defending its interests on the global stage. The quote suggests a tit-for-tat approach in international relations, indicating a firm response to any actions China deems hostile or damaging.

He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.

Friedrich Nietzsche

If you think you can, you can.

If you think you can't, you're right.

Mark Twain

How to use this information

① "A child of five would understand this. Send someone to fetch a child of five."
~ Groucho Marx

② "Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specifically your own."
~ Bruce Lee

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③ Sleep on this information – your powerful superconscious mind will tell you how to use it when you wake up

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