Description:

In today’s episode, Tim talks about the effects of sarcasm. Most of us think that sarcasm is the most comfortable way to get into popularity especially when we see people laugh and seem to accept it positively. But what we usually fail to see is its internal effects on the person it is done to or the people around simply because everybody usually laughs at sarcasm.

Listen now to some of Tim Shurr’s experiences and realize how destructive sarcasm is and how powerful compliments are in developing yourself and cultivating your relationships.

Quotes:

“Sarcasm can create popularity but it damages relationships.”

“The reason that you get uncomfortable giving compliments is because you don’t give it to yourself and because you’re emotionally disconnected.”

“Regardless of how you started, what matters is how you want to finish.”

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Show Notes:

(00:26) Sarcasm can be very painful

(04:34) Sarcasm damages relationships

(07:07) Learning to offer more compliments and lift others up

(09:17) Sarcasm does not foster trust and respect

(14:26) Confronting sarcasm

(16:40) Practice complimenting more

(18:12) The impact of sarcasm

(20:44) The most effective way to hold ourselves accountable

(21:44) Always look for an opportunity to compliment 

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