no cognitive dissonance here…

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Recently I was asked a favour by an acquaintance. Our mutual friends had recommended she ask me. They think I have ‘Integrity‘, so she could trust me to do as I say.  Should I be more flattered by this direction or more concerned at the number of people that weren’t recommended for having integrity.

Wikipedia describes integrity as:

the inner sense of “wholeness” deriving from qualities such as honesty and consistency of character. As such, one may judge that others “have integrity” to the extent that they act according to the values, beliefs and principles they claim to hold

Well this explains why I’m happy being single, I’ve already got an inner sense of wholeness!

 

 

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3 bits of lovely banter on “no cognitive dissonance here…”

  1. Kay Guest writes:

    You should be pleased to be told that you have integrity and know that by your good example there may be others who try to emulate you. Perhaps we could make it trendy to have this trait? Oh wait, what world am I living in? Never mind!

    I have not visited you for a while…I was in England for two weeks! Visit my blog if you want me to bore you with photos!

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  2. wendy writes:

    Welcome back kay – your photographs of the English south coast are beautiful. Happy anniversary!

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    Kay Guest writes

    Thank you, Wendy! It was hard to take a bad photograph, it was all so beautiful.

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