Millionaire John D. Rockfeller once said that he was willing to pay more for this quality than any other ability under the sun.

President Theodore Roosevelt said it was the most important ingredient in the formula for success. That quality is our ability to deal with people —relationships. I many ways human relationships will make us or break us.

The cornerstone of our character in numerous cases will have at its core the capability to get along with others. That is why we must remain teachable in this area.

None of us can afford the “attitude” that we have arrived when it comes to this corner of human existence; because no one has. Much of who we are will be expressed in an through our words. Words are the most important commodity that we have, yet many fail to realize there importance.