There are some good points in there, especially "none are above me". Not just at work, but in all aspects of life, treat others with respect as equals. It doesn

There are some good points in there, especially "none are above me". Not just at work, but in all aspects of life, treat others with respect as equals. It doesn't matter if it's the janitor or a CEO or the homeless guy selling newspapers in front of the grocery store. Try to at least meet everyone at eye level, understand them and empathize with their situation and motivations. As for the workplace, be loyal to people, never to a company. The company will kick you out at their unfeeling convenience, but people can and will respect you and support you.