Reputation by Chris Judd
We all spend a lifetime improving our reputation by doing good deeds, working hard, giving reliable advice, and helping those in need. However, just tell a few intentional lies, talk behind someone’s back, or take advantage of someone in a transaction and watch your reputation tumble from great to below average.
In general, professions which hold the highest reputation have been farmers, firemen, nurses, and doctors. Used car salesmen and lawyers have had a hard time staying off the bottom of the list of most respected. Did you notice that those at the top of the most respected list are those who do their job regardless of the time of day and continue until the job is done, regardless of how dirty or difficult it is?
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