If you’ve ever met me in person, I can talk for hours on end on almost everything related to personal development and self-help. Practice what you preachĪll of the strategies that I teach, share, and explain to you have been something I’ve done before or am currently doing right now. After he did it himself, he was able to tell the boy with more conviction and power. Like Gandhi, he wasn’t able to tell the woman’s son because he didn’t give up sugar himself. The closer you are to mirroring whatever the message is that your communicating, the more powerful the message will come across. Whatever the reason is for you visiting this site, it has to do with communicating with other people.
You, like almost everyone reading this probably has an interest in becoming a better person, being successful, or just t0 learn to do more good faster. I can study everything there is to know about being a doctor, but if I don’t actually work at a doctor’s office, would you let me operate on you? I know I wouldn’t :). The reason behind that is that it’s simple to read information and rewrite it. What’s interesting to know is that there are thousands of blogs out there that teach personal development, yet only a select few that actually give sound advice. The message from this story is quite simple, practice what you preach. Exactly one week later the woman returned, and Gandhi said to the boy, “Please give up eating sugar.” The woman thanked the Mahatma, and, as she turned to go, asked him why he had not said those words a week ago.”Gandhi replied, “Because a week ago, I had not given up eating sugar.” Gandhi asked the woman to bring the boy back in a week. Have you ever told someone to do something that you would never do yourself? Gandhi hasn’t:Ī woman once came to Gandhi and asked him to please tell her son to give up eating sugar.
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