Sometimes you don’t need to hear their excuses or what they have to say for themselves, because their actions have already spoken the truth.

Sometimes you don’t need to hear their excuses or what they have to say for themselves, because their actions have already spoken the truth.

When was the last time someone was disingenuous with the representations that they have made to you?

We are so often times finding ourselves caught between wanting to take others at their word, while simultaneously being meticulous about scrutinizing the variables in our world for their accuracy and consistency.

Regardless of how prudent we are with regard to our ability to source the truth, we are always susceptible to those who are willing to prey upon our best intentions, and leverage them against us.

At some point, it almost does not matter what the other party is saying, because everything they are exemplifying in their behavior, attitude and actions are speaking much louder than any words they might muster.

Our ability to discern the difference, and to take preventative measures to preclude our continuous interactions with disingenuous individuals, could not be more important.

If you are engaging with people whom you believe may not be operating in full, honest transparency, your best move is to navigate your relationship to a position in which you can assuredly make that determination. Once that has been accomplished, you must be prepared for the potential negative outcome and repercussions that may arise as a result of your exposing their veiled intentions.

Life is short, make a concerted effort to always walk the talk. Say what you mean and mean what you say, so that other parties are never viewing you through suspicious perspective.

Happy Wednesday!