Behave

Behavior: What behavioral characteristics do you most admire in other people?

Our behaviors are driven by our mindsets & thoughts.

Pick out a few of your own behavioral characteristics that you would like to improve or eliminate. Then, read & learn how to think & act differently to become the person that you want to be.

Ready Or Not, Here You Go: You can delay, as long as you want, to improve your behaviors. No one can make you get better. And, when you try and fail, no one can help you re-start the process. You have to do it yourself.

So, if you want to achieve something, be prepared to fail, to pick yourself up and to start, again. That’s how we learn whether we are ready you not.

“That’s Just Who I Am”: If others consistently point out our unfavorable behaviors, do we stop to think that those behaviors warrant some improvement or do we throw our hands up in the air and say, “That’s just who I am.”

Listening to the reactions and comments from others is the easiest way to hear how the world perceives us. This perception is like a mirror of what the world is seeing & hearing from us.

We all need to take a moment and decide if we want to default to our current self-image or if we want to own the better version of ourselves.

Behavior Ultimatum: Some people can only change their behavior if they are given an ultimatum. These behavior ultimatums can be disguised as a:

  • Broken relationship

  • Severe medical diagnosis

  • Physical trauma

  • Job termination

  • Physical pain

  • Addictions

  • Death of a loved one

Some behavior ultimatums can never be undone, but each of them have a lesson in them. Think about potential behavior ultimatums that could be in your future and start learning behaviors that can lessen their impact or avoid their occurrence.

Behavior Listening: What are people really telling us?

If you listen & watch, people tell you who they are. But, you have to listen & watch.

Once you start talking, you are no longer listening. It’s that simple.

Behave Like the Behaviors You Admire:

Who do you admire? What behaviors do other people have that you admire? Would you like if others admired you for possessing those behaviors?

Below are some behaviors that people admire in others. Which ones do you want to possess?

Behaviors are skills that can be acheived through everyday actions. Pick a behavior that you admire & want to develop; then, read, learn & practice it daily.

  • Kindness: Consistently showing compassion and helping others without expecting anything in return.

  • Empathy: Actively listening and understanding others' emotions and perspectives.

  • Integrity: Being honest and sticking to one's moral principles, even when it's difficult.

  • Reliability: Following through on commitments and being dependable in any situation.

  • Humility: Acknowledging one's limitations and giving credit to others.

  • Generosity: Sharing resources, time, or knowledge selflessly.

  • Patience: Staying calm and composed in stressful or frustrating situations.

  • Courage: Facing fears and taking risks to do what is right or necessary.

  • Optimism: Maintaining a positive outlook even during challenging times.

  • Perseverance: Staying committed and resilient when pursuing goals despite setbacks.

  • Respectfulness: Treating others with dignity and valuing their opinions, regardless of differences.

  • Self-Discipline: Demonstrating control over impulses and staying focused on long-term goals.

  • Gratitude: Expressing appreciation for others and recognizing the good in life.

  • Adaptability: Being open to change and adjusting to new situations gracefully.

  • Forgiveness: Letting go of grudges and moving on from past conflicts.

  • Authenticity: Being genuine and true to oneself without pretense.

  • Accountability: Owning up to mistakes and taking responsibility for one's actions.

  • Fairness: Treating everyone equally and making impartial decisions.

  • Curiosity: Demonstrating a willingness to learn and explore new ideas or experiences.

  • Sense of Humor: Bringing joy to others by finding lightness in situations and not taking oneself too seriously.

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