Character Counts. Character Counts The rebuilding of the temple could be safely completed because of one faithful knight. (Zechariah 4:6-10)

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Character Counts

The rebuilding of the temple could be safely completed because of one faithful knight. (Zechariah 4:6-10)

You have been created to be a man who honors God, others and himself You have been created to be a man who honors God, others and himself. You must look at yourself honestly and assess whether you are living up to your potential. Because each of us has a public and private life, not everyone is fully aware of who we are. In your self-evaluation, be honest, for this will help you to become your best. Remember that you are graded on who you are when you cross the finish line, not on how perfect you are on the way there. A. On a scale of 1 to 5, score yourself regarding how you exemplify these knight-like characteristics: 1=You demonstrate very little of this characteristic 5=This is the real you Be aware of the tendency to evaluate yourself either better or worse than others do.

The following characteristics describe me: 1. Integrity – A knight does what is right from a legal, moral and spiritual perspective. ___ ___ 2. Courage – A knight demonstrates personal courage by following God’s call to go outside of his comfort zone. ___ ___ 3. Willful Purpose – A knight recognizes that he has a will and takes responsibility for the choices he makes. ___ ___

The following characteristics describe me: 4. Initiative – A knight doesn’t wait for another person to inspire him; he motivates himself to respond to the challenges of the forest. ___ ___ 5. Self-Discipline – A knight has learned to control his impulses, emotions and actions. ___ ___ 6. Serves Others – A knight puts the welfare of others first, not as a way of ignoring his own needs, but because he respects himself and the role to which God has called him. ___ ___

The following characteristics describe me: 7. Honor – A knight acts in ways that allow others to trust him, as he is reliable and consistent in his self- expression. ___ ___ 8. Respectful – A knight recognizes the dignity and value of those who are different from him. ___ ___ 9. Loyalty – A knight is not just friendly; he is also committed to being supportive to the people that are a part of his life. ___ ___

The following characteristics describe me: 10. Self-Confidence – A knight believes that he can do his best in the forest despite the fact that it provides incomplete information, conflicting viewpoints and hidden agendas. ___ ___ 11. Mental Clarity – A knight is able to make clear judgments regarding the forest decisions that he must make in daily life. ___ ___ 12. Learning Spirit – A knight acknowledges, with humility, that the more he learns, the less he knows. ___ ___

The following characteristics describe me: 13. Action-Oriented – A knight understands that much of reality occurs externally, not within himself; what counts isn’t what he thinks about, but what he does about it. ___ ___ 14. Model – A knight accepts that others are watching him; he is a teacher whether he sees the student or not. ___ ___ 15. Influencer – A knight realizes that each human interaction gives him the chance to leave a person either better off or worse off, which he can do by either filling or draining his/her bucket of self-worth. ___ ___

The following characteristics describe me: 16. Wise – A knight is able to utilize the emotional responses within himself and his ability to think in ways that enhance his purpose in life. ___ ___ 17. Secure – A knight is able to remain calm when he experiences the ups and downs of forest existence. ___ ___ 18. Honest – A knight seeks truth, despite its implications, and is willing to confront the distorted thinking that he finds within himself. ___ ___

The following characteristics describe me: 19. Competent – A knight works hard in order to complete his goals. ___ ___ 20. Soulful – A knight has determined what his life purpose is and has discovered what brings meaning to his existence. He lives each moment to the fullest and expects his future to reflect the meaningful choices that he has made. ___ ___ 21. Thankful – A knight lives in a continual state of gratitude for what he has and for the others in his life. He is aware that God has provided all that he needs to be the man he was called to be. ___ ___

The following characteristics describe me: 22. Spiritual – He has chosen to believe in God and live in a relationship with Him daily. ___ ___

Current total: ___ Trail 24 total: ___ Why are there 2 lines after each point in Section I? When you reach Trail 24, you can reflect again on what you have chosen to become. This will allow you to measure the results of your efforts to grow in your manhood over the course of the year. Current total: ___ Trail 24 total: ___ Remember, it is not where you start in life that counts, it’s where you end up in life!