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Twelve Guiding Principles of Exceptional Character
- Adaptability - The ability and willingness to change
To put yourself in harmony with changed circumstances.
- Compassion - Kindness
The desire to help others in distress.
- Contemplation - Giving serious consideration to something
To think things through carefully.
- Courage - Bravery
The willingness to put your beliefs into practice. The capacity to meet danger without giving way to fear.
- Honesty - Truthfulness, sincerity
The act or condition of never deceiving, stealing, or taking advantage of the trust of others.
- Initiative - Eagerness to do something
The capacity for thinking of and acting on your own ideas without promoting by others.
- Loyalty - Faithfulness, dependability
The quality of being faithful to another person in the performance of duty or adhering to a contract with another person.
- Optimism - Positive beliefs
The inclination to take a hopeful view or think that all will work out for the best.
- Perseverance - Working hard at something
The quality of trying hard and continuously in spite of obstacles and difficulties.
- Respect - Regard, value, admire, and appreciate
Special esteem or consideration in which you hold another person or thing.
- Responsibility - Accountability
To consider yourself answerable for something.
- Trustworthiness - Reliability
Dependable, deserving of trust and confidence.
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