A short, informal YouTube monologue (by Mark Evans DM) arguing that the common maxim "treat others how you want to be treated" is misleading. The speaker instead urges viewers to "treat other people how they want to be treated" — i.e., meet people where they are and help them improve — using a provocative relationship example to make the point and framing the idea as a leadership responsibility.
One of the biggest lies I see in here all the time. Treat other people how you want to be treated. Let me get this to you straight. You're watching this, probably treat yourself like shit. We know it, you know it. So why would you go treat other people that way? See, the thing is it's just like in a relationship. Maybe you meet someone and they like to be choked out when you're having sex. It's probably not ideal for you because you're an old school missionary style guy or gal. The truth is treat other people how they want to be treated. Meet them where they're at and teach them how to be better. That's what our goal is as leaderships. Stop out there talking about this big lie like treat others how they want to be treated. No, treat them how they want to be treated, not how you want to be treated. Make today count.
