Keith Craft: LeaderTip of the Day #50: Sometimes what you have most to offer others can seem…
LeaderTip of the Day #50: Sometimes what you have most to offer others can seem to be least appreciated. Solution? Live your life in such a way that YOUR life proves the value others can benefit from.
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The thought behind the quote
The Hebrew word for "integrity" in Proverbs 20:7 is "תֹּם" (tom), which means completeness, innocence, and moral soundness. Integrity is about living in alignment with what is right and good, even when it seems like no one notices or values it. It is about being consistent in your character, holding true to your principles, and choosing to do the right thing even when there is no immediate reward.
Living with integrity means adding value to the lives of others, even when that value isn’t immediately acknowledged or appreciated. Integrity often requires that we stay true to our values when it would be easier to compromise or sacrifice them for a short term gain. It involves doing what is right because it is right—not because we will be recognized or celebrated for it.
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