John Wooden
Be more concerned with your character than with your reputation.Your character is what you really are while your reputation is merely what others think you are.
The 6 pillars of character:
Citizenship-
Citizenship is importnant for each citizen to do their fair share around their home and community. Obey the laws and rules, stay informed; vote, protect the environment, and cooperate. If everyone puts effort into being a good citizen your school and community would be a better place.
Fairness-
Fairness is an important pillar of character because if everything were fair in life there would be less problems. Take turns and share, listen to others, don't blame others, and don't take advantages of others carelessly. If you play by the rules and be fair you as well as your piers will become better people.
Caring-
Caring is important to the everyday life. Be kind, express gratitude, forgive others, and help people in need. If you are a caring person day in and day out and are compassionate people areound you will feel like they belong.
Trustworthiness-
Trustworthiness is one of the most important pillars of character. Be honest, don't cheat or steal, be reliable, be loyal and stand by your family and family, and have courage. You will build a good reputation by being trustworthy.
Respect-
Respect is a pillar of character everone should have. Use good manners, use good language, be considerate about the feeling of others, and don't threaten. If you follow the Golden Rule you will become a respectful person and you will recieve respect back.
Responsibility-
Responsibility is important to everyone and everything you commit to. Do what you are supposed to, keep on trying, always do your best, use self control, and think before you act. By being accountable for you choices and acctions you will be a responsible person.
There are many character traits that each and everyone of us hold within us:
Loyal
Dependable
Honest
Caring
Active
Faithful
Friendly
Fearless
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