You don’t keep promises and tend to lie
Earning respect from others doesn’t happen overnight. It’s built upon reliability and honesty. Yet, it’s also very delicate. Like a mirror, once shattered, it’s not easily restored. The fragments of disappointment and distrust often remain, warping people’s perception of us.
We’ve all been there at some point in our lives: the convenient little white lie that seems harmless at first or the unfulfilled promise with good intentions, however seemingly insignificant, can undermine people’s respect and trust for you.
Remember that being a person of integrity isn’t just about you. You’re also setting an example for others around you, as well. If you keep lying or not following through with promises, you’re sending a message that it’s okay for others to do the same.
So, strive to be sincere, even when it’s difficult. People will appreciate you more.
One Response
Bah! NONESENSE! What a loada—-!
Folks with integrity can just BE themselves and don’t need to give nor take any ass-kissing. If you have integrity, you don’t NEED a fan club.
I get along by myself just fine—I WON’T BE INDUCTED INTO PECKING ORDERS UNLESS IT IS ASSERTED THAT I AM AT THE TOP!! Yeah. it saves me a lot of time and trouble to just avoid—-
* PREDATORS
* PARASITES
* OPPORTUNISTS
* MANIPULATORS
* DRUG CRAZED
* CRIMINALLY INSANE
* SEX MANIACS
* SATANS LEGIONS OF FLUNKIES
* AND HOSTS OF OTHER UNSAVORY TYPES
Sighhhhh—When you have inner peace—WHAT ELSE IS THERE??
This timely advice given freely by your favorite Sage—Feral Tomm