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Where you stand, it's possible you're neither attached to honoring your word as who you really are as a matter of integrity, and nor are you committed to honoring your word as who you really are as a matter of integrity. Honoring your word as who you really are may not occur at all for you. And if it does occur for you, honoring your word as who you really are may not occur as a matter of integrity for you. But that's a subject for another conversation on another occasion. For the record, it's a foundation in every one of these Conversations For Transformation that honoring your word as who you really are isn't just a matter of integrity: it's the matter of integrity. <un-aside> |
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