Character
It’s the first of the three traits my coaching practice is built on. That’s no accident. You can’t build a fortress on a shaky foundation.
We generally think about positive attributes when we ponder character; things like honor, courage and commitment - the Navy and Marine Corps core values. How can we keep only positive factors shaping our character and avoid their dark counterparts - disgrace, cowardice and infidelity?
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Character, Competence and Clarity - shaping a leader’s legacy
- Setting vision-based goals and reaching them with intentional value-based growth.Why Telling the Truth is Easier (and less painful) Than Lying
- Lying is often called the coward’s way out. In reality, it’s a one-way ticket to a hard life.Iron Sharpens Iron - personal accountability in practice
- Finding a trusted friend isn’t just a feel-good social move, it’s essential to legendary character.We Will Not Lie, Cheat or Steal - the honor code of the US Naval Academy
- What distinguishes the USNA honor code from its counterparts at the other service academies. -
Youth Conventions
Scout Jamborees
Worship Services
Faith Gatherings
Mentorship Groups
Professional Symposia -
These talks are appropriate for people of all faiths.