Integrity goes far beyond just work into all of our lives. Our time, money, how we react with other people, what we watch. Are we living truly what we believe or just following the crowd or tv. Tv is an example of a media that does not have integrity, the moral standards over time have eroded.
Put this on another post but it fits here too: Have you ever been in the position where you are doing the right thing and everyone else isn't? That's being a Sheepdog. What is hard for the Sheepdog is that the path it takes is usually where one walks alone. This was this week's topic for my own subscribers but it fits here too. The Sheepdog will suffer. Here is how you alleviate that lonesome walk of doing right. You look at the other dogs in the kennel. Eliminate the ones that don't know what they are talking about. That's 50% gone. Then the ones who are afraid to hunt. Another 25% gone. Then the ones who hunt but only for themselves--another 20% gone. The 5% left are the Sheepdogs. They aren't allowed near the kennel because the other dogs start snarling and barking. Why? Because the Sheepdog makes 50% look unintelligent, 25% look cowardly and 20% selfish. So the Sheepdog is condemned to walk the ridgeline alone. But the key to inner peace which took me 15 years to realize in the corrupt healthcare field I practice in is this: realize you can't make a regular dog into a Sheepdog. You don't get angry, you treat them with indifference. And you will see that other Sheepdogs will periodically pass you on other ridgelines. And others will gravitate toward you as well--because people would rather you hate them then not acknowledge them at all. And some will possibly get a little better. Hope this helps someone out there---Charles
My superior at work called and asked me to do something. I agreed and did the preparations. I only found out from a colleague, after I reached out, that someone was contracted to do the work my superior asked me to do. My superior always asks me for favours and even saw me the day before I found out. It is unprofessional that the information was not directly communicated to me. Up to the this moment, I have not received any information from the individual. I am no longer comfortable doing favours for this individual.
Integrity goes far beyond just work into all of our lives. Our time, money, how we react with other people, what we watch. Are we living truly what we believe or just following the crowd or tv. Tv is an example of a media that does not have integrity, the moral standards over time have eroded.
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Put this on another post but it fits here too: Have you ever been in the position where you are doing the right thing and everyone else isn't? That's being a Sheepdog. What is hard for the Sheepdog is that the path it takes is usually where one walks alone. This was this week's topic for my own subscribers but it fits here too. The Sheepdog will suffer. Here is how you alleviate that lonesome walk of doing right. You look at the other dogs in the kennel. Eliminate the ones that don't know what they are talking about. That's 50% gone. Then the ones who are afraid to hunt. Another 25% gone. Then the ones who hunt but only for themselves--another 20% gone. The 5% left are the Sheepdogs. They aren't allowed near the kennel because the other dogs start snarling and barking. Why? Because the Sheepdog makes 50% look unintelligent, 25% look cowardly and 20% selfish. So the Sheepdog is condemned to walk the ridgeline alone. But the key to inner peace which took me 15 years to realize in the corrupt healthcare field I practice in is this: realize you can't make a regular dog into a Sheepdog. You don't get angry, you treat them with indifference. And you will see that other Sheepdogs will periodically pass you on other ridgelines. And others will gravitate toward you as well--because people would rather you hate them then not acknowledge them at all. And some will possibly get a little better. Hope this helps someone out there---Charles
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My superior at work called and asked me to do something. I agreed and did the preparations. I only found out from a colleague, after I reached out, that someone was contracted to do the work my superior asked me to do. My superior always asks me for favours and even saw me the day before I found out. It is unprofessional that the information was not directly communicated to me. Up to the this moment, I have not received any information from the individual. I am no longer comfortable doing favours for this individual.