Quote of the Day #160: Don't Trust Words, Trust Actions!
Trust in yourself!
Actions are always a lot louder than words, especially when the words are empty. Words are a way to maneuver effortlessly through the world, they can also lead to shallow promises, lies and outright malevolent behaviors. Actions, on the other hand, show exactly what is intentioned by something or someone.
It is a lot harder to fake or forge an action you or somebody else takes, which makes them more reliable in ways than words with emptiness behind them. Putting trust in others isn’t always a straightforward thing and it must be weighed against the combination of words and actions together to gauge the validity and motives, if any.
Build up your circle, be the one who shows through your actions and intentions that the words you speak are full of integrity and full of truth. You must be what you want to see in this world.
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Fully agreed. Action speaks louder then words.
100% and resteemed.
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Right, If your words and actions are aligned people will trust you more and see that you are a genuine person.
That's the raw truth @exxplorer, thanks for the comment :)
True...
I'm pleased you think so @christ2169!
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Your actions tell the world whom you truly are not your words.
Great work, your example proved it all