Start ignoring him.

Answered by ashwani kuma , an ibibo Advisor, at 3:28 PM on December 02, 2008

If you dont speack much with him there is no question of ego so control your words with such person you wil be saved from such ego ridden people

Answered by Govindarajan , an ibibo Master, at 10:58 AM on December 01, 2008

an egoist person should be treated with care as his mind is as fragile as a glassware...handle the person with utmost care and concern and try to understand his feelings and expectations ...and try to make him ur friend so that u can make him understand about his excessive agressiveness for any thing at any given point of time..as egoist person tend to behave in a negative way as they think very high about themselves and they need to be controlled at extreme situations in their life...if u are not able to handle them properly even if u have made lot of efforts in this regard it is better to leave a person on his own as time will make him learn the lesson ...as some ppl do not understand easily a bout their shortcomings and disabilities and being egoist is one of the mental disability which most of the ppl cannot over come and do not want to understand either ...

Answered by jyoti , an ibibo Master, at 10:27 PM on November 30, 2008

Ego has always played spoil sports in an individual's positive growth. this is undoubtedly true that more or less we all have ego as this is inherited ny all in our birth. We also have seen egoist and egotist and know what the society is getting out of them.

If a person is too much ego ridden he would find it too difficult to cope up with other people and different situation. His self development has been blocked as he is not positive in all aspects. When question comes of treating such people we must not have negative view on him. As far as possible we should try to go closer to him and win his trust ( though he would not befriend us so easily ). Once we are close to his persona we can slowly start turning his point of views on certain issues and at time we might have to accept his negative view too and that should not dishearten us for our objective is to rectify that person.

If nothing works at all it is better to leave him alone for we can not turn everything as we wish.

Answered by K. Rajib G. , an ibibo Master, at 7:56 PM on November 30, 2008