Maintain Dignity in All Transactions
LeadershipLeaders must observe human dignity in all professional and personal relations, regardless of status or hierarchy.
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Leaders must observe human dignity in all professional and personal relations, regardless of status or hierarchy.
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One should avoid hastily validating emotions or impressions produced by external events before exercising cool judgment.
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The core of human character lies in the power to deliberately choose and determine one's will over inferior impulses.
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Do not seek admiration from those whose judgment you do not respect; base actions on sound principles instead of social validation.
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A leader should not boast about their knowledge or process but should instead demonstrate the value of their principles through tangible output and character.
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Whatever moral rules you have deliberately proposed to yourself abide by them as they were laws, and as if you would be guilty of impiety by violating any of them.2 more supporting quotes are in the member records.
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