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Your Actions Are Talking

Good Morning All – I hope you had an amazing weekend! As always, I like to start the week off right with some words of motivation or inspiration:

“What you ARE speaks so loud I can't hear what you SAY.” - Adapted from Ralph Waldo Emerson

Some of us spend a decent amount of time thinking about what we say about ourselves.

We say we are: Hardworking. Dependable. Honest. Disciplined. Positive. Loyal. Patient. Ambitious…

We tell ourselves what kind of person we are, what we believe in and what we’re going to do — but do our words align with our behaviour? 

Who we really are isn’t what we say — it’s in how we behave - how we act.  

  • It’s easy to say we value our health.

  • It’s easy to say we value family.

  • It’s easy to say we value relationships. 

  • It’s easy to say we are dependable, ethical, honest….

But are we actually living it ? - that’s where things get a little more uncomfortable.

  • If we say our health matters, do our habits reflect that?

  • If we say our family matters, are we giving them our time and attention?

  • If we say our relationships matter, are we putting effort into them, or only noticing them when something goes wrong?

  • If we say we’re dependable, do we follow through when we say we will?

  • If we say we’re honest and ethical, do those values remain intact when doing the right thing becomes inconvenient?

Of course none of us are perfect — we all have areas where our intentions are better than our execution. But it’s important to recognize our gaps, and where we fall short. 

Once we see our gaps — we become aware of what we can improve on. No guilt — no self-recrimination - just noticing some ways we can be better.

So this week, let’s ask ourselves:

Do my actions reflect the person I say I am — and the person I want to become?

If there’s an area where the answer is no,  it doesnt make sense to beat ourselves up over it — lets notice what we can improve on — and moving forward — let’s start closing the gap

One decision. One habit. One action at a time.

Have a great week!

Sincerely,

Your Realtor Denis Hrstic

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Good Intentions Are Not Enough

Good Morning All – I hope you had an amazing weekend! As always, I like to start the week off right with some words of motivation or inspiration:

“Waste No More Time Arguing What A Good Man Should Be. Be One.” — Marcus Aurelius

It is easy to talk about the kind of person we want to become. We can make plans, set goals and promise ourselves that we will be more disciplined, patient, courageous , consistent etc — but eventually, our intentions have to become actions.

Character is not defined by what we say matters to us. It is revealed by what we actually do, especially when following through is inconvenient or uncomfortable.

  • If we say family is important, our time should reflect it.

  • If we value honesty, it should still matter when the truth is difficult.

  • If we want better health, stronger relationships or greater success, our everyday decisions must support those goals.

We cannot continually choose what is easy while expecting to become someone different or better.

This does not mean we need perfection -- everyone has days when we are off —  lose patience or make the wrong decisions. The important thing is for us to recognize this, take responsibility and correct our directions without wasting energy defending or making excuses.

There is also no use in debating what other people should be doing. Let's focus on the one person we can actually control: ourselves.

Every time we keep our word, take responsibility, show restraint or do the difficult thing because it is right, we strengthen that part of our character.

This week, let's spend less time talking about the person we want to be and choose one action that demonstrates it.

Have an amazing week!

Sincerely, Your Realtor Denis Hrstic

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