#Values – Page 5 – Ethical

#DailyWritingChallenge Day 84: Reputation

Our reputation is formed by what we say about ourselves and by what others say about us. It is the messaging around who we are.

#DailyWritingChallenge Day 83: Commitment – a blog by Baar Hersi

Commitment to myself gave me permission to be kind to myself and to learn to pivot to make things work for me.

#DailyWritingChallenge Day 83: Commitment

Being committed is saying “I will” but actually making what ever you have pledged or promised to happen, actually happen.

#DailyWritingChallenge Day 82: Conviction

Our convictions are the lens through which we see and understand the world. They shape what we understand, what we do and what we stand for.

#DailyWritingChallenge Day 81: Intention

To have intentions is not enough. To be intentional makes our intentions active.

#DailyWritingChallenge Day 71: Balance – a blog by Liz Cartledge

Life is all about balance. Balancing your work-life balance, eating a balanced diet, being balanced in your views and as a leader for me, weighing things up to make a balanced decision is part of everyday life.

#DailyWritingChallenge Day 80: Altruism

Humans behave altruistically because it is emotionally rewarding.

#DailyWritingChalleng Day 79: Blessing

I have had two near-death situations which I have walked away from unscathed, which brought my fears to life. I feel blessed to have survived both accidents. I feel blessed that my parents rescued me on each occasion.

#DailyWritingChallenge Day 78: Order

As I reflect, I have realised that I thrive in environmental order, and I suffocate in ideological order.

Whistleblowing – an anonymous blog

Having a whistleblowing policy is part of the same armoury (and I choose that word carefully) that contains the complaints policy that says “we value complaints as it helps us to improve our practice.”