What core values guide your actions and decisions?

[msc545]

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My actions are guided by the teachings of Christ as I understand them, which include nonviolence, caring for others, honesty, decency, charity, and mercy. My work and my actions and decisions are guided by these things and also a specific code of law and ethics that I adhere to closely and teach to others.

I am not perfect, and like all of us I am a sinner. I do the best I can as we all do.

[StarWarGirl]

Before taking any decision about myself I ask myself, do I really want to do this, and why should I do this, can I do this, and will I regret not doing it.

The core value that guide my actions are

To have no regrets.
To have peace of mind.

Because I know if I'll have regrets, my mind isn't easy to get calm down. I'll keep fighting with my own consciousness throughout my life. Already did once in my life and it was horrible experience and depression of 6-8 years. I never want that again.

[alice55]

I heard a man saying in a movie "The most important things is to be able to look at your reflect at the end of the day" since then I live according to this saying. Don't matter if right or wrong as long as I can look at myself in the mirror without being ashamed at what I see then I'm doing it, living according to my peace of mind

[Anonymous]

truth i. e. facts > feelings, innocent until proven guilty

integrity i. e. actions speak louder than words

determination i. e. never quit, it's never over until it's over, no complacency

[lightbulb27]

Do unto ithers as tou would have them do for me.


I fail st that at times… just not strong enough to oppose the other voices and do as my heart commands. I have to grow.

[Amy10223]

Living like Christ would have wanted us to. Being kind, helping others who need help, not judging and not doing evil things.

[exitseven]

The Code of the West

[Agape93]

Freedom against control and defense of self and my tribe.

[MikeRJ]

The Ten Commandments are a foundation of my beliefs.

[On_cloud_wine]

Respect, communication, trust

[RavVid]

I ask what I must do, not what I can do.

[dustybiker2]

Fairness

[NathanDavis]

experience...