Actions Speak Louder

“Show, don’t tell”

It’s a storytelling principle that means a writer should use actions, dialogue, and sensory details to let the audience experience the story instead of just stating information.

When we show a story instead of telling it, it makes the audience feel involved and helps them understand and remember it better.

The same applies to life – we should show, not tell.

Instead of just talking about our values, beliefs, or intentions, we can demonstrate them through our actions, behavior, and choices, allowing others to experience and understand who we are.

Nobody wants to hear about what you plan to do or want to do. Show, don’t tell.