Integrity Book 1Chapter 14 of 15
Chapter 14

Inference

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Inference

Connect them to the fact that Integrity means honoring every word you utter to yourself and others. Success is nothing but you having confidence in yourself and others having confidence in you. Be very clear: you don't have to commit to or promise what you can't fulfill, but if you commit to something then fulfill it. having confidence in yourself and others having confidence in you.

Materials Needed:

  • Paper
  • Pencil

Explanation:

List the commitments you have given to others over a week and see if you have kept them. List the commitments you have given to yourself and see if you have kept them. Why did you miss any commitments? Complete it and over the next to B week observe the word you give to yourself and others.

Inference:

Integrity means honoring every word you utter to yourself and others. Each time you honour the word you give to others their confidence in you grows. Each time you honour the words you give to yourself, your confidence in you grows. Success is nothing but you having confidence in you and others having confidence in you. That is all; life is complete.

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