
05/05/2022
There are two common definitions of integrity you will find in dictionaries. One definition is about being honest and aligned with strong moral principles. The other definition is about being whole or undivided. While we could consider that each definition is a different meaning of the word, I have come to appreciate that each is part of a more full definition of the word. Consider defining integrity as living in wholeness with life and purpose through honest, undivided alignment to core, stated principles. With this definition in mind, journal with the following:
What does this definition of integrity mean for you as a leader?
In what ways (situations or relationships or projects) do you feel divided, separated, or misaligned from life, purpose, or the principles that matter to you?
If you imagine moving through the day with the stated intention of being whole or undivided, what might you make space for or do differently?
How might bringing intention to your integrity serve you as a leader?
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