Maggie Wilson, may payo kung papano i-handle mga taong gumagawa ng istorya: “Trust your intuition”

- Maggie Wilson, in a social media post, gave advice about how to deal with people who make up stories

- She said that one should trust his or her intuition about the stories these people tell and not mind what they say but rather pay more attention to how such individuals behave

- The model and beauty queen reminded everyone that actions “speak louder than words” and is very difficult to fake

- Maggie also said that “Honesty has a power” that few can handle

Maggie Wilson, in an Instagram post, imparted advice on how to deal with and handle people who make up stories.

The beauty queen and model said that one should trust his or her intuition whenever one hears stories being told by other people.

She also said that one should not mind what such people say but rather pay more attention to how they behave.

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“Trust your intuition. Pay more attention to what people do, how they behave, how they react to confrontation and less about what they say,” Maggie wrote in her post.

She also said that actions don’t only speak louder than words but also it’s very hard to fake.

“Actions not only speak louder than words, it’s A LOT more difficult to fake. Talk is cheap especially from someone who isn’t being honest,” she said.

In conclusion, Maggie said that honesty has a power that only a few can handle.

“Honesty has a power that very few people can handle,” Maggie said.

Maggie Wilson is a TV Actress, beauty queen, model and entrepreneur. She was nominated as Miss Pilipinas-World and represented the country in the 57th Miss World Pageant. He also acted as Litgarda in the series Darna. Several months ago, she parted ways with her husband, real estate titan Victor B. Consunji.

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In the same Instagram post, she talked about people who wanted others to believe their version of the story. The beauty queen and model said that there are people who tell stories that did not actually happen except in their own heads. She expressed her opinion that perhaps such people do this in order to do some self-preservation. Maggie then said that there are people who live “multiple lives” and would “behave differently with other people based on what’s convenient to them.”

About a month ago, Maggie shared a social media post about men being afraid of strong women. She said only weak men are afraid of strong women. The hashtag she used which included an eggplant drew reactions emoji. There are those who expressed their support for her and admired her resilience and courage.

Source: KAMI.com.gh