What is courage, anyway? It might be the one PACE trait easily be described in several different ways. It can be putting oneself at risk to help others. Or never backing down when one knows they are ‘fighting the good fight’….
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TEDxTalk on Trust
Do you agree that relationships are the most important element of business success? If so – how does trustworthiness factor in to those relationships? This TED Talk explores both. Consider watching with your team. What do they think?…
Read more ›Am I Trustworthy?
Teaching trustworthiness is a challenge and it seems it has been always! Even “way back” in black and white TV days. Consider watching this educational video from the 1950s with your family or students. Eddie as he questions why he isn’t considered trustworthy and then learn to be trusted….
Read more ›How to Lose Trust Without Even Trying
Sometimes the best way to learn how to be is to learn how NOT to be. Here is a list of all the ways one can lose, or never earn, the trust of others. Perhaps discuss this list with the older children in your life or your coworkers/employees….
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Have student or employee to honor? Use our certificate to recognize their good character.
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Have student or employee to honor? Use our certificate to recognize their good character.
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Read more ›Volunteer Opportunities
A great way to demonstrate and model good character – Citizenship, Caring, Generosity and Gratitude – is to volunteer in our community. Check out these listings of community service opportunities for families, schools, businesses and civic groups.
Volunteer Spokane – A centralized resource of volunteer opportunities provided by Spokane County United Way….
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