Principles. What do you think principles are? One thing is certain…the principles we’re going to be talking about today are not MR. Lewis, or Mr. Anderson,

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Principles

What do you think principles are? One thing is certain…the principles we’re going to be talking about today are not MR. Lewis, or Mr. Anderson, or Mrs. Dellert….

Principles Principles are a fundamental truth or motivating force; a code of conduct that produces uprightness and integrity.

What are some examples of principles by this definition? Our principles guide and direct every decision we make. The man who created this Leadership class, Flip wrote, “I will strive to conduct myself with wisdom, integrity and honor in all that I do” That’s one of his principles Would you expect him to lie on his income tax return?

Flip’s other principle: Another principle is: I will call forth the best from myself and those I serve, to encourage, challenge, support and strengthen. Would we expect him to ask anyone to participate in anything illegal or harmful? No, because of his principles!

Principles It is our principles that helps us to develop an overall approach to life. They are a reflection of our values, and they help us to rise above every situation and make wise choices. So when someone acts in a hateful manner towards me, it is my principles, (or lack thereof), that will determine the response I choose.

If I live by the principle: I will do all that I can to empower others to live in healthy and confident ways.” Then I may choose to talk with the person and find out why they are treating me like that. If im uncertain about my principles, then I may react to the offensive behavior by trying to get back at that person, or even hurt them!

Discussion What are your personal principles?