Consider all the leaders you have encountered in government, schools, jobs and organizations. How many of them have you thought of as excellent or even above average?
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Psychologists often talk about personality traits, but what exactly is a trait? It is our personalities that help make us unique individuals, but not everyone agrees on exactly how many different traits exist. Some break personality down into very narrow and specific traits, while others prefer to look at traits much more broadly.
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One way to better understand character traits is to define three closely related ideals: core values, personality traits and character traits.
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A former Maryland sanitation worker is celebrating his acceptance into Harvard Law School, The Washington Post reports.
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Everyone defines success their own way. There is less variability in how each achieves it.
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The trait of perseverance doesn’t always come naturally; luckily you can develop it. This also means that you have a choice to persevere or not.
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Why do people act the way they do? Many of us intuitively gravitate toward explaining human behavior in terms of personality traits: characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling and behaving that tend to be stable over time and consistent across situations.
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The following are what I believe to be the basics of good character. Miss one of these, and you’ll find a weak link in your character—one that might be your leadership’s undoing.
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The development of a strong moral character is pivotal to the overall development of an individual.
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What are the advantages of good social character?
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