This essay focuses on a fair day’s labor for a fair day’s wage.

• though circumstances changed, Bill keeps his promise to his daughter.
• As CEO

a fair day’s labor for a fair day’s wage

integrity issues stall

• Janet confesses to Betty that she wronged her and seeks to reconcile the relationship.
• Even though circumstances changed, Bill keeps his promise to his daughter.
• As CEO, Sue encourages her team to ask her anything about the business.
• Gerald accepts responsibility for his decision without making excuses or blaming others.
• Frances gives a fair day’s labor for a fair day’s wage.hypocrisy hurts since it originates from a lie. If you recognize that you are hypocritical about something, stop and ask yourself what it is that you want to accomplish in that situation. Are your desires in line with what you value and believe to be good and right? Maybe you need to grow in your understanding and commitment to good values and true beliefs. Or perhaps it is your outward conduct that needs to change.

  Choose to live in integrity by clarifying your values and beliefs. Evaluate your words and actions to see what needs to change so you can more consistently express those inner commitments.

• Arnold shares with his wife his passwords to all his devices as well as his website and social media accounts.
• After calmly deliberating his options, Hal makes his decision about changing careers.
• Nancy is quick to praise and thank others for their good work but refuses to brag about her accomplishments.
• Mack has nothing to prove and refuses to be goaded into showing off for others.
• Jenny keeps appropriate matters confidential and is trustworthy with sensitive information.
• Shawn remains honest about her work and does not exaggerate the truth for personal gain.
• To help maintain his goal, Ted shares relevant details about his progress with his accountability partner.