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We
will be happier and more healthy when we are honest
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already know that a mobiliser, to be successful, must not only be honest,
but be seen to be honest. |
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But
here we are going to talk about the role that honesty plays in the health
of the mobiliser, and thus in her or his overall effectiveness. |
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We know that to lie we need a superb
memory.
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must remember what we told to which persons, so that subsequent stories
are consistent with the lies. |
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If
we are always honest, we do not have to keep an elaborate scheme of inter-relating
stories in our memories. |
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do not have to fear making a mistake, and being caught out in our lies. |
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And
that fear lies at the base of a strain on our health. |
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| Anxiety
about being caught out in our lies produces stress, and that stress is
unhealthy. |
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When
we are stressed, our immune system is challenged, and we more easily catch
colds, the flu or other viruses. |
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are less able to fight malaria, and we are more susceptible to water borne
diseases that cause diarrhoea. |
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When
we are ill often, then we are less able to maintain the positive attitude
and approach that is required of every mobiliser. |
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Staying honest reduces our stress, and
increases our health and effectiveness.
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