Post by Comfort Yako Asala (@Com4th)
When people listen to your voice whether through your writing, your community leadership, or your stories; they don't just hear words; they borrow a piece of your perspective to shape their own.
Trust is a heavy, beautiful responsibility. It means recognizing that every narrative we put out into the world leaves an imprint, planting seeds in minds that are actively trying to make sense of their own journeys.
When you share your thoughts, do you usually balance the urge to speak your truth freely with the awareness of how deeply it might land on your audience or do you just damn what everyone thinks?
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David Onyedikachi: I balance both I speak my truth freely but I stay mindful of how deeply it may land
Comfy10: Well said my namesake trust is very important please let us put it in mind.
Emmanuel Arinze Chukwuebuka: Sometimes it becomes very challenging...living up to people's expectations about you.
Mosiko Esther: I try to speak my truth with kindness, because words can heal or hurt depending on how we use them.
Joseph The Dreamer: I speak freely, my thought with fact. It's my opinion, you filter out the one you don't agree it. Incant force my opinion on anyone, I can only say what I think is truth and fact and that I can proof anywher
Obafemi EMILOLA, FIMC, CMC®: I always love to speak the truth regardless not because of today but because of tomorrow I may not live to see
Meg Bassey: We must be careful with our voice and the words we speak especially when people trust our voice. Your voice has the capacity to make or break those who trust you.
Augustine Chiagozie: I speak my truth honestly, but I try to choose my words carefully because influence comes with responsibility.
Student_Nurse Eno Wellington: I love this ❤️
AOJ: When your voice commands respect, it makes headlines. What you say cannot be anything short of the truth, as the opposite can travel far and wide and could lead to irreparable damage.