“Integrity is a steadfast commitment to moral and ethical principles, promoting personal and collective well-being.” “. . . integrity in leadership is about being authentic, ethical, and principled in ... Read More about Living with Integrity and Character, in the Wholeness of Being
Week 43: Self-actualization and Integrity
Unifying
Unification is about bring people together in harmony. It is also about bringing the elements of life and self together in harmony. Much of the writing on unification is about unity in business. ... Read More about Unifying
Purifying
In human affairs, purity is an ideal. A pure hand needs no glove to cover it! [Nathaniel Hawthorne, The Scarlet Letter, Chapter XII: "The Minister's Vigil" (1851).] Better keep yourself clean and ... Read More about Purifying
Being Authentic
To be our best selves, we must be who we are - we must be authentic. What does one person give to another? He gives of himself, the most precious he has. . . . he gives him of that which is alive ... Read More about Being Authentic
Confronting, Being Introspective
Sometimes, we might confront another person, lovingly, for bad behavior. We can also confront ourselves, with introspection and self-love. As of 2010, some cognitive scientists were skeptical ... Read More about Confronting, Being Introspective
Being Mature
People can mature intellectually, emotionally, physically, and in development of their skills, talents and abilities. Maturity and self-actualization are closely related. Both represent a manner of ... Read More about Being Mature
Being Self-actualized
Being self-actualized - being all that we can be and are best suited to be - is a measure of living ethically. It is one way of looking at the supreme aim of living. A musician must make music, an ... Read More about Being Self-actualized