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Once I was student, it was often faced various difficult people and I was unable to decide about my reaction.
Once I mentioned it to my Dad during a Sunday evening, he smiled and asked me to sit down and listen to him carefully.
He said, "You must be polite and nice to all people in day to day dealing. Listen to them attentively and talk to them politely with a smile on your face."
"Okay Dad", I assured him.
"Having said that, I must advise you be tough like rock once it comes to principles. Never ever compromise on your principles as to my view that is what character is", Dad said.
I hardly understood it that time but I nodded to assure him.
"Moreover, never permit any bully in your school to push you around and make sure you are treated with respect", Dad said again.
I remembered all those advises and tried my best to act upon those. I am sure, these advises made my life much easier.
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