The Six Pillars Of Character
The Six Pillars Of Character consist of the following:
·
Trustworthiness
·
Respect
·
Responsibility
·
Fairness
·
Caring
·
Citizenship
Trustworthiness means being honest, having
integrity, keeping your promises and being loyal.
Some examples
of this are:
·
Be honest
• Don’t
deceive, cheat, or steal
• Be
reliable — do what you say you’ll do
• Have the
courage to do the right thing
• Build a good reputation
• Be loyal — stand by your family, friends, and
country
Respect means a feeling of deep admiration for
someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements.
Some examples of this are:
• Be tolerant and accepting of differences
• Use good
manners, not bad language
• Be considerate of the feelings of others
• Don’t threaten, hit or hurt anyone
• Deal peacefully with anger, insults, and
disagreements
Responsibility means the state or fact of having a
duty to deal with something or of having control over someone.
Some examples of this are:
• Persevere: keep on trying!
• Always do your best
• Use self-control
• Be self-disciplined
• Think
before you act — consider the consequences
• Be
accountable for your words, actions, and attitudes
Fairness means doing the right thing even if
others don't agree
·
Play by the
rules
• Take turns and share
• Be open-minded; listen to others
• Don’t take advantage of others
• Don’t blame others carelessly
• Treat all people fairly
Caring means to be concerned for others interest and to
be considerate of others.
Some examples of this are:
·
Be kind
• Be compassionate and show you care
• Express gratitude
• Forgive others
• Help people in need
Citizenship means being involved in public
services.
Some examples of this are:
• Cooperate
• Get involved in community affairs
• Stay informed; vote
• Be a good neighbor
• Obey laws and rules
• Respect authority
• Protect
the environment
• Volunteer
I believe that the six pillars of character are very helpful in life to keep everything in balance and some happiness.