How to Develop Concern

Respect others in your life. If you want to be a more caring person, you should respect the people in your life as well as possible. Try to always be grateful and grateful for the good of every member of your family, your friends, your loved ones, or everyone who has made your life more meaningful and better. Do not just focus on the things that make you upset or the harsh words you sometimes have to deal with, but on the contrary, try to think of all the excitement and happiness that other people bring into your life. This way not only brings you to a better mindset, but makes it easier for you to magnify your concern for those around you.
In order for you to truly appreciate the people in your life, you should be very grateful to them. Thank them for helping you when you're having trouble, because they've done good to you, or just because they've amazed you. Make them understand that their presence is very meaningful in your life.
Do not underestimate the power of a "thank you." This card is not commonly used like any other card, so the person who receives it will feel very privileged.

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Keep your selfish sense. Although it is difficult to be a totally selfless person, anyone can try to be a less selfish person in interacting and living his or her daily life. If you want to reduce selfishness, you have to think more about other people's feelings and not just think about me, me, me. One time if you interact with someone, try to notice how he or she feels and how things are going rather than talking about yourself or thinking about your own needs. The more you realize you are no longer being selfish, the easier you care about others with all your heart.
Know that there is a difference between being selfish and being very caring about yourself by not neglecting your needs in order to fulfill the wishes of others.

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Pay attention. People who have a sense of care live their daily lives with a view to always pay attention. They try to pay attention to what the people they are talking to do, but they also have sensitivity to the needs and feelings of those people. Pay attention to the facial expressions of others, body language, dressing, and even responses through their hand movements, can give you a complete picture of what this person thinks and feels, and can help you become a more attentive person.
Your friend may be telling you that she's really overcome her grief for breaking up, but if you look closer, the bottom of her eyes is still swollen or her nose clogged, which means the opposite.
Your roommate is facing a very important test and you see that he has not had a full meal for two days; You can cook more dinners to provide a very different experience in his life, and show that you are

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Be polite. It may not have occurred to you that being polite is very closely related to caring, but in fact, being polite will make you a more caring person and you will treat people around with respect. Being polite means behaving well, being neither humble or rude in front of others, helping to hold doors to others and asking about the situation