Be Your Word

October 8

“Be your word.” This is one of my mantras, and today, I’d like to share why it’s so important to embody this principle in our daily lives. 

1. Builds Trust and Credibility

When you consistently keep your word, people learn to trust you. Trust is the foundation of all strong relationships, whether personal or professional. Being reliable makes others feel confident in you and your promises.

2. Enhances Personal Integrity

Being your word is a testament to your integrity. It reflects a deep commitment to your values and principles. When you align your actions with your words, you create a strong sense of self-respect and personal honor.

3. Creates Consistency and Predictability

Consistency in keeping your promises helps create a predictable environment for those around you. This predictability fosters a sense of security and stability, making it easier for others to plan and coordinate with you.

4. Fosters Responsibility and Accountability

Holding yourself accountable to your word encourages a sense of responsibility. It challenges you to follow through on commitments and to own up to mistakes when they happen, promoting personal growth and learning.

5. Strengthens Relationships

Being your word strengthens the bonds you share with others. When people know they can count on you, it deepens mutual respect and loyalty, leading to more meaningful and fulfilling relationships.

While I strive to adhere to this mantra, I also acknowledge that life can sometimes throw unexpected challenges our way. This newsletter reaching you today instead of Saturday is a small example of that 😅.


1 Question to Think About

How often do I keep my word, and what impact does it have on my relationships?


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