Coach Leggett: Work Ethic | Character Minutes

Coach Leggett discusses the idea that a person can achieve a lot more by putting in more effort. Hard work always pays off.

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Carolyn Sawyer: Caring People | Character Minutes
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Chief Austin: Courage | Character Minutes
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Coach Leggett: Work and Stress | Character Minutes
Coach Leggett emphasizes the idea that hard work does not cause stress, rather, it helps the person to avoid stress. By working hard ahead of time and being prepared, stress will be eliminated...
Harry Dent: 10 Virtues | Character Minutes

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Harry Dent: 10 Virtues | Character Minutes
Harry Dent discusses the 10 Virtues that Dr. Bill Bennett has written about. They include:self-discipline, compassion, responsibility, friendship, you work diligently and do what's right, you have...
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Harry Dent: Integrity | Character Minutes
You can make a mistake, but you must always be honest and have integrity. You will be respected for being honest, and admitting you were wrong, and you will do better.
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Harry Dent: Principles | Character Minutes
When someone does wrong, you have to, at a minimum, refuse to be a part of what's wrong, and then the harder decision is whether you will turn them in, but you have to remember that as you go through...
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Joe Pinner: Caring | Character Minutes
Caring helps two people, the one who cares and the one who is cared for. Doing the right things makes you feel good. It's always good to be part of a team. Every one of us is special in some way.
Marie-Louise Ramsdale: Criticism | Character Minutes

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Marie-Louise Ramsdale: Criticism | Character Minutes
Your friends and family can say things that make you feel good about yourself. When people say negative things, it's good to remind yourself of what is good about yourself. It's sometimes good to...
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Marie-Louise Ramsdale: Listening | Character Minutes
The more you go through life, the more you learn, not how much you know, but how little you know.. People who have gone through life before you have learned a lot and have experience they want to...
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Patti Just: Confidence | Character Minutes
It was very hard to deal with, when people wouldn't hire Patti because of her disability. But she had confidence in herself and knew she could do the job, and kept looking for someone who would give...
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Rick Henry: Courage | Character Minutes
Courage helps a person to take hard knocks but not give up. Rick Henry gives the example of Michael Jordan, who was cut from his basketball team in the 10th grade. He had the courage to stick with it...