RESPECT YOURSELF IN PRIVATE: THE PUBLIC WILL FOLLOW SUIT

RESPECT YOURSELF IN PRIVATE: THE PUBLIC WILL FOLLOW SUIT.

Beloved brethren, respect begins in private.

If you want to be respected in public, remember that it all starts with how you respect yourself in private. 

The way others treat us in public is largely a reflection of how we view, nurture, and carry ourselves when no one else is watching.

Your public image is not something you create on a stage: it is something you build in the quiet moments of your privacy. 

Let me explain with examples:

1.Eat well in privacy, and your vibrant health will shine through in public.

2.Dress well in privacy, and you'll naturally exude confidence even in public.

3.Speak dicently in privacy, and your public talks will reflect it out there.

4.Study well in privacy, and your knowledge will become evident in public. 

5.Behave well in privacy, and your character will speak volumes in public. 

6. If you don't care for yourself in private, the world will not care for you in public. 

7.How you treated yourself in private, teaches the world how to treat you.

Furthermore, be mindful of how you treat those people closest to you: your spouse, your children, your neighbors and your work mates. 

These private interactions significantly influence your public standing and reputation.

Proverbs 27:19 (KJV), says: 

"As in water face answereth to face, so the heart of man to man." 

This verse reminds us that our outward reflection is a mirror of our inner self.

Work on your private life: it will show in your public life.

Boniface Amani Gichina (CPM)