What will matter is not what you learned, but what you taught.

When it comes to building character, wealth, good looks, athletic ability and even a high IQ are more likely to be impediments than advantages.

Ethics is not about the way things are, it is about the way things ought to be.

We all have three characters: the one we really have, the one we try to convince the world we have, and the one we think we have.

The ethical person should do more then he is required to do, and less than he is allowed to.

At home, be grateful. At work, be appreciative. Gratitude is a gift we give ourselves. Appreciation is a gift we give to others.

The only force that can sustain true and consistent courage is some form of spiritual belief that values like honor, duty, loyalty and integrity above the status, power, money and even security.