A person's actions should align with their own beliefs. The value of an action comes from its integrity, not from what other people think. This focus helps a person act even when no one else is watching.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person's actions should align with their own beliefs.
The value of an action comes from its integrity, not from what other people think. This focus helps a person act even when no one else is watching.
A person can choose to act for an audience of one. This means the person acts for themselves. The person focuses on being the person they want to be. The value of the action comes from inside the person. It does not come from what others think or say. This helps a person act even if no one else notices. The person will know they stood up for what they believe in.
A student sees another student cheating on a test. The student knows cheating is wrong. The student decides to tell the teacher. No other student supports this decision. The student still feels good because the student acted on their own principles.
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A person's actions should align with their own beliefs. The value of an action comes from its integrity, not from what other people think. This focus helps a person act even when no one else is watching.