Sunday, October 6, 2013

Will you Say More than you've Done?

oh often do you hear your friends saying that they'll do something great? How often do they remain stagnant and actually achieve nothing at all? How often do you say that you'll do something great but end up never achieving what you set out to achieve? It seems, in my eyes at least, that the majority of people are all talk.

Now, it does make one wonder if we're going about it in the wrong way. Should we be saying that we'll do something great or let our actions speak for us? On one hand, saying that we'll do something will add peer pressure to actually do it but, on the other hand, we'll look like a twit if we fail.

Personally, I am done talking about all the 'great' things that I will 'eventually' achieve. This method seems to relieve a lot of stress while at the same time allowing me to surprise my peers with my accomplishments.

What will you do though? Will you be one of the few who do more than they say or one of the many who will say more than they'll actually do? With that said, it's important to note that saying your future plans to yourself will be motivating in its own.

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