Latest / Inspirations for Your Life / Alignment Between Words and Actions (S5) S8:E6

Transcript

Alignment Between Words and Actions (S5) S8:E6 · Inspirations for Your Life

0:24
Well, hey guys, it is John C. Morley here,
0:28
Serial Entrepreneur.
0:30
It is so great to be with all
0:33
of you here today, yes.
0:36
Can you believe that this is Thursday?
0:39
I can hardly believe that today is Thursday.
0:45
This has been amazing.
0:46
We are in our fifth year, we've been
0:49
on the air already, guys, well, well over
0:52
four years and going very, very strong.
0:55
So I'm grateful to all of you, if
0:57
this is your very first time joining me,
0:59
I want to say welcome.
1:01
And of course, I want to say thank
1:02
you for joining me.
1:03
If you've been here many times before, we'll
1:05
definitely want to say thank you and welcome
1:07
back.
1:08
It was great to have people that enjoy
1:11
the quality and content of the show that
1:14
I produce.
1:15
I really do appreciate every single one of
1:17
you and for making this great, because without
1:20
you guys, I couldn't do it.
1:22
I could not do it without you guys.
1:24
So really, really very grateful.
1:29
All right, so without any further ado, I
1:31
want to kick this off, but I do
1:32
want to let you know that if you
1:33
are, for whatever reason, let's say you are,
1:36
I don't know, let's say you're hungry or
1:39
maybe you're thirsty or something like that.
1:42
Feel free to grab something and come on
1:46
back to the show.
1:46
Don't forget to check out BelieveMeAchieved.com, of
1:49
course, for more of my amazing, inspiring creations
1:52
which are available 24 hours a day.
1:54
A little heads up for you guys, I
1:56
know some of you have been following my
1:57
book.
1:58
Again, I'm not sharing what's in the book
2:00
just yet.
2:02
I want that to be a surprise.
2:04
But I do want to let you know
2:05
that I have just completed writing my sixth
2:09
chapter and I'll be starting my seventh probably
2:12
tomorrow.
2:13
And every chapter has what I call a
2:16
pause and reflect, where I ask usually anywhere
2:18
from two to four questions and there's an
2:20
optional activity.
2:21
So it's really going to be a great
2:22
book.
2:23
I'm excited about it.
2:23
It's coming up probably late May or early
2:26
June and you are not going to want
2:29
to miss it.
2:29
It tells some priceless lessons of my life
2:32
and how I've changed and how it really
2:34
helped me to make some positive growth in
2:36
my life.
2:37
So ladies and gentlemen, again, thank you so
2:39
much for joining me.
2:41
Let's go ahead and kick this show off
2:43
right now.
2:44
You're tuned in case you didn't know to
2:45
Inspirations for Your Life.
2:48
Yeah.
2:48
Yeah.
2:49
So welcome everyone to Inspirations for Your Life.
2:51
I'm John Worley, serial entrepreneur, engineer, marketing specialist,
2:55
video producer, podcast host, coach, keynote speaker, graduate
2:59
student and a passionate lifelong learner.
3:01
And pretty soon guys, yes, a published author.
3:04
So yeah, it is great to be here
3:07
with all of you on this wonderful show.
3:11
So again, I say thank you.
3:14
Today's episode is titled Alignment.
3:17
Yeah, it's titled Alignment.
3:19
And I think the important thing about that
3:22
is it's between, you know, it's between the
3:25
words and the actions.
3:27
And in this particular episode, we're going to
3:30
go into how ensuring your words match your
3:32
actions because it creates credibility, trust and unstoppable
3:36
momentum.
3:36
And that's what we all want here, don't
3:37
we?
3:38
Alignment between what you say and what you
3:40
do is a foundation for confidence, clarity and
3:44
intentional living.
3:45
So let's kick this off, everyone.
3:46
Are you ready?
3:47
I know you are.
3:48
Section one.
3:49
I kind of break these down to different
3:50
sections and then I put points in the
3:52
sections.
3:53
It's about credibility and trust.
3:55
So alignment creates, ladies and gentlemen, it creates
3:58
credibility and yeah, trust forms.
4:03
And it grows when words match the actions.
4:06
I know a lot of people that do
4:08
something and then their words don't match the
4:11
actions and then it kind of, it doesn't
4:13
really help their reputation.
4:15
Actually kind of kicks it in the bud.
4:18
So number two, words matter less than the
4:21
follow through.
4:22
Don't worry about having the exact right words.
4:25
Worry about the fact when you tell somebody
4:27
you're going to do something that you're going
4:28
to follow through, that people can count on
4:30
you.
4:30
So words matter less than the follow through.
4:33
Results speak louder, you know, and that's important
4:37
to understand than the promises.
4:39
So if you've done something for somebody and
4:41
you made a promise, the results is what
4:44
matters.
4:44
And the fact that you've made the choice
4:46
to help these people, that you follow through,
4:48
you're like, oh, you know, I want to
4:49
watch TV tonight or I want to go
4:51
out with some friends.
4:51
No, you've decided to be committed.
4:56
And that's something that is priceless in this
4:59
world.
4:59
Number three, guys, consistency builds trust.
5:03
Repeat actions reinforce reliability.
5:05
And number four, alignment reduces stress.
5:09
What you say matches what you do internally.
5:11
And of course, externally.
5:14
You know, I don't know if you know
5:15
that, but that's a key trait for a
5:17
lot of people.
5:19
And they don't understand why they don't align
5:21
sometimes.
5:22
Number five, actions confirm values.
5:25
Your behavior reflects, guys, your priorities every single
5:28
day.
5:29
And I think that's another thing that a
5:30
lot of people just don't get in life,
5:31
that your priorities are key and how it
5:35
shows up in the world.
5:36
Number six, integrity shows in behavior.
5:39
People notice when actions align with principles.
5:42
If you're doing something to put on a
5:44
show, and I don't mean a podcast show,
5:46
or I mean a show in public, and
5:50
you really don't have that kind of life,
5:54
and, you know, you're not really concerned about
5:56
helping people, or you're not really concerned about
5:59
what you're saying, you're going to fall flat.
6:02
And people are going to see right through
6:04
you, I'm just going to be honest.
6:05
Number seven, guys, alignment simplifies communication.
6:08
Clarity prevents misunderstanding.
6:10
And I think that's another big one for
6:11
a lot of us to understand.
6:13
Consistency strengthens identity.
6:15
Repeat actions shape who you are.
6:17
I think that's a really, really big one.
6:20
Action validates intention.
6:22
Doing proves your commitments are real.
6:25
Alignment builds confidence.
6:27
Knowing your words and your actions match, empowers
6:30
self-belief.
6:32
And that's a real important one.
6:34
Part two is about momentum and influence, guys.
6:37
Behavior reveals priorities.
6:39
Actions show what truly matters to you.
6:43
Consistency, number 12, creates momentum.
6:46
Yes, it does.
6:47
It creates momentum, small repeat actions, compound in
6:50
progress.
6:51
You might not think that one little thing
6:53
is going to make a difference, but I
6:54
want to tell you something, it will make
6:56
a difference.
6:56
Because you see, what people don't see about
6:59
you, okay, actually shows up when they see
7:03
you.
7:04
Let me explain that.
7:04
So if you're being a certain way in
7:08
your private life and you have that kind
7:11
of attitude, right, you have that kind of
7:15
dedication, that commitment, that shows up in the
7:18
public world.
7:20
Yeah, that's important to know.
7:21
So consistency creates momentum, small repeat actions compound
7:26
in progress, very similar to the way you'd
7:28
compound money in a bank account, right?
7:31
It might not happen to be a big
7:35
amount of money in a few days, but
7:36
when you forget about it and you look
7:38
back, it's like, oh my gosh, look at
7:39
what's happening.
7:40
That's pretty cool.
7:41
So when we think about the fact that
7:44
our actions, the tiny actions we take, but
7:48
even if they're small, as long as they're
7:50
consistent and they are from the heart, they
7:54
are from our core, we're going to go
7:57
somewhere.
7:58
We're definitely going to be successful.
7:59
Number 13, alignment reduces friction, internal and external
8:04
consistency, minimize conflict.
8:09
Wow, that's a lot.
8:12
So conflict shows up when we can't get
8:18
where we want to go.
8:19
Conflict happens because maybe we get demotivated.
8:23
Maybe somebody says something to us.
8:26
I had some of the other day.
8:29
My content is very viral, as a lot
8:31
of you guys know.
8:32
And I got a comment from somebody in
8:34
one of the chats, tell me, oh, your
8:35
content is terrible.
8:38
I let that roll and didn't say anything.
8:42
Like one person that I shouldn't post.
8:45
And I got like 689 people just responding
8:50
back.
8:51
You don't know what you're talking about.
8:52
His content is great.
8:53
And so sometimes it's important to be silent
8:56
because when you're silent, you're not trying to
8:59
get anything.
8:59
And I wasn't trying to win anything here.
9:02
Not the fact that I was also a
9:04
top, I was given a badge of top,
9:08
what do you want to call it?
9:09
I think it's top creator, top poster in
9:11
the group.
9:12
They have like, they have like rising, they
9:14
have like a world, I had world, world
9:16
was the one I got, which is the
9:17
really high one.
9:18
And I just thought it was interesting.
9:20
So a lot of people will rain on
9:21
your parade.
9:22
You know why?
9:23
Because they get jealous when you are starting
9:25
to get action.
9:26
When you're starting to get traction, people think
9:30
that it's okay for them to just knock
9:32
on your parade and try to make you
9:36
quit.
9:38
But you're too smart for that.
9:40
And when you show up with your true
9:43
authentic self, other people will be there to
9:45
support you.
9:46
Don't you worry.
9:47
Number 14, actions builds belief.
9:52
Doing reinforces your values in your mind and
9:55
others' perception.
9:57
And I think that's a very important thing
9:59
to understand that.
10:02
Follow through guys, number 15, creates respect, reliability,
10:06
it earns admiration, and it earns trust.
10:10
And I think a lot of people don't
10:11
understand what trust is, but trust is basically,
10:15
let's think of it as the signal that
10:20
tells people you're okay to work with, you're
10:23
okay to be with.
10:25
I don't wanna use the word normal, because
10:26
nobody's normal.
10:28
But it lets people know that you give
10:31
a darn, and that you're a pretty humane
10:35
person, right?
10:37
Number 16, guys, alignment builds reliability.
10:41
Consistency and follow through are predictable.
10:46
So when somebody's consistent, somebody follows through, you
10:50
have a very low chance that there's gonna
10:55
be a problem.
10:57
In other words, you've mitigated the fact that
10:59
there's gonna be practically no risk.
11:02
Maybe a 0.1% risk, okay?
11:05
Number 17, guys, consistency stabilizes progress.
11:10
And repeated aligned actions sustain momentum.
11:15
Repeated actions, not just one action.
11:20
Number 18, actions clarify direction.
11:24
What you do shows the path forward clearly
11:27
every single day of your life, every single
11:30
day, not just one day.
11:32
And that's an important thing to understand.
11:34
Number 19, alignment improves execution.
11:38
Matching words with deeds streamlines results.
11:41
Matching your words with your deeds.
11:43
So if you say, hey, you're great, or
11:45
you give somebody a compliment, but then you
11:48
actually badmouth them, or you suddenly don't help
11:57
them anymore, that's a double-edged sword.
12:03
And what happens is you think you're trying
12:07
to, let's say, get over on them, but
12:12
what you're really doing, you're hurting yourself, guys.
12:16
You see, when you hurt others, you hurt
12:18
yourself.
12:20
It's like a boomerang.
12:21
We've talked about this, well, over four years
12:22
ago, we talked about this.
12:24
Whatever you do, you send it out to
12:28
the universe, and it comes right back to
12:29
you.
12:29
If you send out good, then good comes
12:31
back to you.
12:32
So I want you to understand that alignment
12:33
improves execution, matching words with the deeds, because
12:37
what you put out, I promise you, will
12:40
come back tenfold.
12:43
Number 20, guys, behavior shapes reputation.
12:49
Others see your character through, well, your actions.
12:54
They see it through your actions.
12:56
And I think that's an important piece, when
12:59
people can know that your reputation is being
13:06
shaped by the behavior for which you elicit.
13:11
You might say, gee, John, what is it
13:13
one time if I behave rudely or wrongly?
13:16
Well, it's that habit.
13:20
And so let me give you an example.
13:22
How many of you out there drive?
13:23
Okay, how many of you out there wear
13:25
a seatbelt?
13:26
Okay, now, I want to ask you something.
13:30
Those that don't wear a seatbelt, why don't
13:33
you?
13:34
Is it because, well, you're lazy?
13:37
Is it because, well, you want to go
13:39
through that extra, I don't know, entire three
13:42
or five seconds to put a belt on?
13:45
You feel that you drive really well and
13:48
nothing's ever going to happen to you.
13:49
Maybe you do.
13:50
I drive well, too, but it's still important
13:52
to protect yourself.
13:54
And I think a lot of people don't
13:57
realize what that means.
13:59
So you get in the car or your
14:01
truck or your van or whatever, and you
14:02
don't put the belt on.
14:03
And then you just keep driving.
14:06
Now, it becomes a habit.
14:11
And I can tell you what got me
14:14
into always wanting to wear the seatbelt, because
14:16
when I first started driving years ago, seatbelt
14:18
was not, like, paramount on my list.
14:21
But a relative of my family got hurt,
14:23
and they almost lost their life because they
14:26
weren't wearing their seatbelt.
14:29
That rang a lot of bells in my
14:31
head and said, wait a minute, John, you
14:33
need to take five seconds out or 10
14:36
seconds, whatever it is, and put the darn
14:38
belt on, okay, before you get in the
14:41
car.
14:41
Now, sometimes I get in the car, and
14:43
if I'm backing up at the park, I'm
14:44
like, oh, my gosh, I'm backing up, I
14:46
got to quick put my belt on.
14:47
But I realize it, and I correct it.
14:52
A lot of people just don't wear their
14:53
belt because they've gotten into the bad habit
14:56
of not wanting to wear a seatbelt.
14:58
And thus, that behavior stays with them time
15:01
and time again.
15:03
So behavior shapes the reputation, and others will
15:06
see you through the character of the actions
15:08
for which you elicit.
15:10
And the actions you're for today are actually
15:15
coming because of the thoughts that you put
15:18
yesterday and the days before.
15:20
You might say, John, oh, I don't have
15:22
to prove anything.
15:23
I'm not telling you to prove anything to
15:25
somebody.
15:25
I'm saying you're showing yourself disrespect.
15:33
You're saying to me, hey, John, I don't
15:35
have enough value that I need to put
15:38
a seatbelt on.
15:39
Like, my life's not that valuable.
15:42
And I want to ask you, why?
15:46
Have you not taken time to be grateful
15:48
for at least two or three things?
15:49
I'm sure there's things in your life that
15:51
you're grateful for.
15:52
But think about you not putting a seatbelt
15:56
on.
15:57
And now think about the fact that because
15:59
you didn't put a seatbelt on, you may
16:01
not be able to ever see those people
16:04
again.
16:07
Just saying.
16:08
I hope that never happens to anybody.
16:09
But why do we want to get into
16:12
that predicament?
16:14
Seatbelts save lives.
16:15
So put your darn seatbelt on, OK?
16:18
Number 21, guys, consistency compounds trust.
16:23
People rely on repeated aligned behavior.
16:26
When something comes in and it's repeated, it
16:29
becomes trusted, OK?
16:31
It's relied upon.
16:32
It's like the old golden standard, right?
16:36
Why do people always, let's say, think back
16:40
to a lot of, let's say, neighbors that
16:44
have been here from years to come, from
16:46
many years ago?
16:47
It's because they know that they did things
16:50
the old fashioned way, which was not the
16:52
hustle and bustle, which was, you know, we
16:55
can shake a hand to do a deal.
16:57
Today, how many times do you do a
17:00
deal and shake a hand?
17:01
I know myself, not that many.
17:03
There's a few.
17:04
But not that many.
17:05
Everything's got to be ink dotted and signed
17:07
or e-signed.
17:09
People are too in a rush.
17:11
People are concerned about the dollar, which, again,
17:15
is not bad.
17:16
But we have to first realize the value
17:19
we put forth to get the dollar.
17:22
And do it with integrity.
17:26
Number 22, guys, alignment builds authority.
17:30
Steady principles demonstrate leadership.
17:33
Yeah, steady principles.
17:35
Not the ones you just do today or
17:37
do tomorrow.
17:38
I'm talking about being steady.
17:40
What are some leadership principles?
17:43
Listening.
17:45
Listening.
17:46
How about giving support for your peers or
17:51
colleagues or employees?
17:54
Giving support, letting them know that their voice
17:57
is welcome, regardless of their job title.
18:02
You don't hear that in too many companies.
18:05
Number 23, action, guys, reinforces identity.
18:09
Doing what you say strengthens self-definition.
18:12
Doing what you say.
18:14
I'm going to give you guys an example.
18:15
So you guys know I'm writing a book.
18:18
And so for a while, I wanted to
18:20
write another book.
18:22
But then something hit me.
18:23
And I said, you know what?
18:24
I can write that book later.
18:26
But there's a reason I'm not writing that
18:28
first book.
18:29
Not because it's harder, but because I need
18:32
to get the story out that I need
18:34
to share with the world first.
18:35
Then I can share other stories.
18:39
And that was a lesson that I guess
18:40
I didn't want to learn.
18:41
I figured, well, if I can't write this
18:43
book, I don't want to write any book.
18:44
And I said, you know what?
18:44
All right, universe, you want me to write
18:46
that other book?
18:47
I'm going to write that other book.
18:48
And I'll tell you something.
18:49
I'm even learning more about myself and becoming
18:53
more grateful.
18:54
So I think you're going to really like
18:55
the book anyway.
18:56
So actions reinforce identity.
18:58
And doing what you say strengthens self-definition.
19:01
Not just with your friends.
19:03
Not just with your personal relationships.
19:05
But even strangers.
19:07
You know, you might be at a supermarket,
19:12
okay?
19:13
And you're asking somebody to give you two
19:16
minutes or to hold something for you.
19:17
Or you'll be right back.
19:19
If you do what you say, not only
19:22
are they going to be happy, but now
19:24
they're more inclined to probably want to do
19:27
something for someone else.
19:28
If you didn't live up to what you
19:30
said, that might close the door for someone
19:33
else that might need the help.
19:35
Number 24.
19:36
Alignment removes doubt.
19:39
Matching actions and words build certainty.
19:42
Internally, guys, and externally.
19:45
That's the key, guys.
19:46
Internally and externally.
19:48
And remember what I said.
19:49
Nothing comes on the outside.
19:52
That first hasn't been built on the inside.
19:55
See, people think that our lives are created
19:58
by the outside world.
20:00
No.
20:02
It's created by our core values, by our
20:05
inside world.
20:07
And those things percolate out to the outside
20:10
world.
20:12
It doesn't always show up immediately.
20:14
But you'll notice if you observe and you
20:17
pay attention, maybe journal it, you're like, oh,
20:20
wait a minute.
20:21
I see what John's saying.
20:22
I never realized that before.
20:25
OK.
20:26
Number 25.
20:28
Consistency builds strength.
20:30
Repeat actions reinforce resilience.
20:34
So not even just talking now about being
20:37
somebody people trust, but resilience in the fact
20:41
that you have the fortitude, you have the
20:43
action, the stamina to be able to keep
20:46
going on.
20:47
I think that's an amazing thing.
20:49
And people always ask me, John, how do
20:51
you get all this stuff done?
20:53
And I'll tell you one thing.
20:54
I'm very grateful for God and for the
20:59
Lord and for letting carry out my message
21:04
with today being the second day of Lent.
21:08
Again, not to make this a religious show,
21:10
but I am very grateful.
21:12
And I want to tell you, so it's
21:13
40 days and 40 nights.
21:14
So yesterday, which was Wednesday, I went to
21:17
church very early in the morning, got ashes.
21:20
It was like 730 mass.
21:21
I think we were out of there by
21:21
a little bit after 8, not even.
21:23
And then I was also serving as Eucharistic
21:25
minister.
21:25
And I can tell you that if you
21:30
just do this as an action to impress
21:34
others, well, you're really hurting yourself.
21:41
If you do it and say, gee, I'm
21:43
doing this because I want to do it.
21:45
I believe in the Lord.
21:46
I believe in God.
21:47
Then you've got a different story going on
21:50
there.
21:51
There was another thing I want to share,
21:53
which was a reading father said.
21:55
And it was a very interesting reading.
21:56
And you probably heard something like this before.
21:58
And he said, when you're giving alms, do
22:04
it in secret.
22:05
What your father sees and knows about in
22:08
secret, he will repay in public.
22:12
That's a pretty priceless thing, guys.
22:16
Number 26, behavior confirms self-respect.
22:20
Living your values earns internal validation.
22:23
But don't think this is going to happen
22:25
at the snap or the drop of a
22:28
hat.
22:28
It won't.
22:30
It's going to take you getting on board
22:33
with who you are and then noticing how
22:37
those things show up in the world.
22:40
Because I'll be honest, the first time I
22:42
tried, it was like, oh boy, this is
22:45
going to be a rough road.
22:46
Because people were trying to get me to
22:48
go back in my old way.
22:50
They were trying to get me in a
22:52
state where they could manipulate me.
22:54
And I'm like, no, that's not happening.
22:58
That's important.
22:59
Number 27, alignment creates flow consistency between thought,
23:04
word, and action.
23:05
It produces smooth results, guys, smooth results.
23:09
Not just results like one time.
23:13
It becomes a continuum that we can be
23:15
grateful for.
23:16
Number 28, action strengthens integrity.
23:20
Following through ensures personal authenticity.
23:24
Now, we've heard before on the internet like
23:27
crypto and we've heard about other things like
23:30
non-fungible tokens and things like that.
23:34
And the whole thing about being authentic.
23:37
Is authentic about something that's more money?
23:39
Well, I'm not going to talk about money
23:40
for a minute.
23:41
I want to talk about value.
23:43
And each and every one of you has
23:45
a value.
23:46
Whether you're trying to get money for it,
23:48
whether you're just trying to get respect.
23:50
When you start to appreciate and know what
23:52
your value is, do you know what happens?
23:54
People around you are like, oh, wait a
23:56
minute.
23:57
This is something that I actually get.
24:00
That's important, guys, really important, all right.
24:04
Number 29, guys, number 29.
24:10
And that is consistency.
24:15
Consistency creates calm, predictable, aligned actions.
24:19
And they reduce internal conflict.
24:23
Now, when things are calm, you might think
24:25
that you don't have power.
24:27
You're not a dictator.
24:28
You don't need to be a dictator.
24:30
You could be a quiet leader, okay.
24:33
Who has a big stick, but never uses
24:36
it.
24:37
People have developed a respect for you.
24:40
They know that when they, let's say, hang
24:44
you out to dry or they talk against
24:48
you, well, you're going to call them out
24:51
politely on the carpet.
24:53
Maybe not in front of the whole group,
24:55
but you're going to call them out and
24:56
you're going to make them either, A, make
25:00
sure that doesn't happen again, or you're going
25:02
to say, I think we're done.
25:04
I mean, I think that's a problem.
25:05
But a lot of people don't like to
25:06
hear the word, we're done, or it's over,
25:09
right?
25:11
When you say the words, it's over, 99
25:14
% of the time, there's no going back.
25:17
And people that think they can manipulate you,
25:20
and they can, you haven't shown a value
25:24
and you haven't shown enough respect for who
25:26
you are.
25:26
Don't let other people manipulate you, okay.
25:31
Oh, I'll do it tomorrow.
25:33
No, don't allow that crap.
25:35
Please don't.
25:36
You're worth more than that.
25:38
Number 30, alignment builds momentum and the combination
25:41
of words and actions propel results forward.
25:47
That's powerful.
25:50
So we're talking about a lot here tonight.
25:53
Alignment, core values, your value as a person.
25:58
And I'm not just saying what you're worth
26:00
per hour or your net worth, I'm not
26:02
talking about that.
26:02
I'm talking about your value as a person.
26:06
And when somebody exploits your value as a
26:09
person, do you know what happens?
26:11
You've got to politely call them on the
26:12
carpet about that.
26:15
And if they did it accidentally, it's one
26:17
thing.
26:18
And they'll probably apologize.
26:19
But if they keep doing, you're like, hey,
26:21
you remember what I just, we had that
26:22
conversation.
26:23
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
26:24
And then they don't do anything.
26:26
Okay, well, I don't wanna work with you
26:27
anymore.
26:28
Or this isn't working out, or I'm not
26:30
getting the respect.
26:30
Well, wait a minute, I promise, okay.
26:32
I'm gonna give you one more shot, okay.
26:35
You can apologize, but if you do it
26:37
again, we're done.
26:39
And what I mean by done, let's make
26:41
sure you understand what the rules are.
26:43
Because if you don't wanna see what the
26:43
rules are, then you have no chance of
26:47
even possibly staying and hanging with me.
26:51
Number four, guys, section is closing what we're
26:55
doing tonight.
26:55
And it's all about thoughts and alignment between
26:58
the words and the actions.
27:00
It's the cornerstone of not just the building,
27:03
but of your credibility, of your confidence, of
27:05
your leadership.
27:06
And every choice to act in line with
27:07
your stated values builds trust, clarity, and momentum.
27:12
By living intentionally and ensuring your actions match
27:15
your words, you strengthen your influence, you stabilize
27:18
progress, and you create freedom in your decisions.
27:21
Wow.
27:23
Remember guys, consistency, alignment, and integrity are more
27:26
than principles.
27:27
They are tools for unstoppable personal growth and
27:30
professional life changes.
27:32
Be sure, ladies and gentlemen, to please check
27:34
out BelieveMeAchieved.com for more of my amazing,
27:37
inspiring creations.
27:38
You can get my short form and my
27:39
long form content available which is 24 hours
27:41
a day, 24 seven, 365 days a year
27:44
to help you master alignment, clarity, intentional living,
27:47
and so much more.
27:48
Just go ahead and check out BelieveMeAchieved.com.
27:53
I think you'll be presently surprised and glad
27:58
that you did because if it just helps
28:00
you improve one area of your life, I
28:02
think it's worth checking it out.
28:04
Have yourself a great one, everyone.
28:05
Stay aligned.
28:06
And remember, your value needs to be known.
28:11
Don't undervalue yourself because if you do, people
28:13
will let you.
28:14
Have a great one, everyone.
28:15
Be well.
28:40
Thank you for watching BelieveMeAchieve.com.