A short spoken teaching by Sachin Patel about personal integrity: aligning thoughts, words, and actions. He recounts an anecdote from Rythmia about Gandhi to illustrate that when thoughts, words, and actions match, a person becomes reliable and attracts opportunities.
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So, you know, one of the lessons that we learned when we were at Rythmia was, was about Gandhi and how Gandhi, when they asked his wife what made Gandhi such a remarkable human and they said his, his thoughts, his words and his actions were all in alignment. And for some people, you know, maybe two or three of those are in alignment, but that's, you know, that's going to take you off course over, you know, a pretty quick, you know, period of time. But when all three of those things, and I like what you said, the visual is very clear. Like when your tongue in your mout matches a tongue in your shoe, when you do what you say you're going to do, then, you know, then you're a reliable person, you're trustworthy, people can depend on you. But then opportunity also finds its way to you because opportunity also looks for integrity. And it's not just looking for people who are smart and capable, but people who live by their word and do what they mean and mean what they say and, you know, live in alignment and.