The ‘golden rule’ is wrong, here’s the best way to interact with people

We’ve all heard it since kindergarten: treat others the way you wish to be treated. This “golden rule” has long been a mainstay of interpersonal interaction.

Robin Dreeke, a Naval Academy graduate, former Marine, former head of a federal behavioral analysis program, a current FBI agent, and coauthor of “The Code of Trust” reveals why this conventional thinking is actually the wrong way to go about making a connection with another person.

He instead lays out what he calls the “platinum rule”: treating others they way they wish to be treated.

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