When someone is nasty or treats you poorly, don't take it personally. It says nothing about you, but a lot about them.

It isn't the absence of conscience or values that prevents us from being all we should be, it is simply the lack of moral courage.

Beware of people who constantly assert their integrity and honor. People of character don't have to point it out.

Everything you do sends a message about who you are and what you value.

Some jobs require a more consistent challenge to moral courage than others. Politics is one. In such a setting terrifically good men and women will still be found wanting occasionally. No one does the right thing all the time. It would be more generous and fair to consider their batting average than to judge them only by their last worst act.

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.

How many times do you get to lie before you are a liar?