Randy Douthit Shares Lessons Learned From Judge Judy reality TV show.

Do you like to learn from the best? Judge Judy is undoubtedly one of the most sought-after entertainment figures in America. She has been on television for decades, and she is still going strong.

Randy Douthit is the executive producer of Judge Judy’s show and has been behind the scenes of the Emmy award-winning show.

Here are some of the essential lessons from Judge Judy by Randy Douthit.

1. If you can’t say something nice, don’t even bother saying it at all: People will think you’re being rude if they hear that you had a negative experience with someone who is not present, yet you won’t talk about the positive aspects of the person or event. Let them be pleasantly surprised and learn how to become a better person as they see you walking away with a smile on your face.
2. How to win friends and influence people: Be yourself! Be sarcastic with it! Be assertive with it! Let others see and feel that you are confident in yourself.
3. Avoid personal attacks at all costs: Judges are held to a higher standard for lawsuits. Use your common sense and courtesies when discussing another person’s actions or actions done by a company that is not in your circle of friends, family, or business associates.
4. Always be direct: Say it anyway if you don’t have a good reason for saying something. Being natural is the best way to get through to other people. If you want something out of someone else, tell them upfront. You won’t be left in the dark, and you will also save yourself from uncomfortable situations later on when they find out something they would’ve otherwise never known.
5. Most importantly: Offer solutions for problems, not just find fault: Don’t be judgmental of others but let that person know you are there to help. Someone who is critical and has a negative outlook on life will be the same person who will want to complain about the outcome.
6. Build trust and gain respect through honesty: It is better to be upfront about your situation with another person instead of trying to hide things from them. This is especially true when it comes to business.