Yaser El-Waly and the Quiet Value of Keeping Promises

 

Words Become Meaningful Through Action

Promises may just take seconds to make, while upholding a promise needs a lot of work. According to Yaser El-Waly, it is only after making a promise that its importance can be appreciated. He thinks that dependability is attained when an individual is able to fulfill promises even when it is difficult to do so. Value systems taught by the Islamic religion have taught him that the making of promises should not be taken lightly. It is essential that one think twice before making promises since one is expected to keep those promises. However, once one makes a promise, they must take it seriously.

Reliability in Ordinary Situations

Promises do not have to be grand gestures. They could include promises to arrive as scheduled, complete a task, return a thing that belongs to someone else, and remember something significant to a family member.

Yaser thinks that such mundane promises carry great weight in interpersonal relations. When one is aware that the words spoken by a certain individual have credibility, then communication is easier, and cooperation is greater. Additionally, Yaser thinks that the reliability of an individual does not necessarily have to rest on whether the promise has been made publicly or not.

Thinking Before Saying Yes

One thing that Yaser stresses when it comes to being trustworthy is learning how to keep off unwanted commitments. People will end up agreeing too fast just because they wish to satisfy others only to find out later that they cannot meet their promises.

According to him, one ought to have thought about the implications before accepting. It is much better to accept reasonably and then deliver rather than make lots of promises which you will find hard to keep. This rule could help greatly in the corporate world in Australia, whether someone is in business in Melbourne, has to handle duties in Sydney, or even in participation of community events related to Perth.

Commitments Within the Family

Yaser thinks that the house is one of the first places to teach about the concept of responsibility. The parents are considered responsible when they do what they promise; the children learn the importance of fulfilling their promises.

Promises can be an important lesson in life. It is about remembering a promise, assisting in the responsibilities that were promised, or finding the time for those who had been promised something. Family promises have to be treated just like any other promises for Yaser.

The Trust Created by Consistency

The credibility of following through during critical times usually lingers in people’s minds. This is how reputation for reliability is gradually earned, something that cannot be fabricated through words. This is what Yaser El-Waly means when he says that maintaining one’s promises should be made into a way of life. With every promise, there will always be a chance to show integrity.

It is through this kind of attitude that his sense of true character emerges because for him true character entails keeping one’s words in line with his actions. Through wise deliberation before making any promise and honoring the commitments after that, true trust and respect can be established.

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