Habit of a good behavior person

Monday Motivation
Behavior Never Lies

What You Do…Is Who You Are




Many People are fond of this habit, they go like this.

Lord I need a Yam and and  fried egg and orange juice.

The Uncooked raw Yam and unfried egg and unpeeled orange looks at the person praying.

While Some other people who decided to cook the yam and fry the eggs and prepare the orange juice say this thank you lord for this beautiful and delicious meal


While some other people are like Lord I need a Cooked Yam , Lord I need a fried egg and fruit juice , Lord If you give me this I promise to serve you for life

Someone is taking action and getting results and showing gratitude.

Another person is busy using prayers to replace laziness and not wanting to get their hands dirty and busy blaming others and village people for their problems.


Practice what you preach; do as you say, walk the talk, and actions speak louder than words are all derivatives of what I believe are the three most important words in your life…Behavior Never Lies!
Let me make this one real simple for you…What you DO is who you are.
If there’s ever a discrepancy between what someone does, and what someone says…focus on their actions.
Why?
Behavior Never Lies.

When a person’s words and behaviors are not in sync, the result is fraud, hypocritical behavior.
The disconnect between what people say versus what they actually do steals trust, sends mixed messages, distorts reality, undermines communication, and creates doubt.
It negatively impacts all parties, the giver and receiver. The challenge we all face is to balance the spoken word with our actions.
When spoken words and demonstrated behavior are not in alignment, one will feel confusion, frustration and disappointment. Words may attempt to explain, but behavior defines the real message you are sending.
I can tell you this with complete confidence…
By examining your behavior…I can see a clear picture of your commitment, I can gain an innate sense of your character, I can grasp a near perfect understanding of your beliefs, and I can most certainly see what you are really made of.

Your behavior is a reflection of what you believe to be true about yourself.
Your behavior tells me how you think.
Your behavior tells me how you talk about yourself even when no one’s around.
Your behavior tells me what you do or do not do every single day.
The real essence of truth, of who you really are is not found in what you say, but by what you do. Once again, what you DO is who you are.