Your Voice or Your Action. Which is Bigger?

Jan/11

Your Voice or Your Action. Which is Bigger?

by ReThinkHR.org | Leadership, Work, HR & Inspiration by @BenjaminMcCall under Leadership, Life

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In politics, relationships, and the world of work there are those that have loud voices. They rave and rant about what they believe to be right and wrong. What they think should or should not be said. Some have extremely loud voices. Those that can be heard from a great distance. You often know these people because you can hear them approaching. Delivering their beliefs and opinions, whether justified or not.

There are others that have actions. Loud actions. Taking steps to not just talk about doing, but actually ‘do’. Often their actions are never as loud as those with the big voices.

The difference between the two is that often one voice gets things heard, while the other - more often - gets things done.

There are those that have the louder voices and others who have the louder actions. Which one are you?

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Sure. You can say whatever you like.
That last statement… pretty funny ha
Julie A Johnson

Can I say I am both? I’d say at work I am louder with my actions. I have an idea and I test it out. I manage no one, so having a loud voice doesn’t help delegate the workload. I’m also not the loud voice at work because there is still so much I don’t know. I’m also not really a big risk taker, so I’d rather take action on my ideas that I think are really good and ask for forgiveness later if they’re not exactly what people had in mind. At home I’m definitely the louder voice among my family and friends. I also delegate work to my husband to do, which I can say on this blog because he’ll never read it. Haha.