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Tag Archives: accountability
The Baker’s Dilemma – A Parable
In a small village there was a bakery shop. Its owner had inherited the bakery from his father, who had inherited it from his father before him. It was not the only bakery in the village, but it was well … Continue reading
Posted in 06: Incomplete Information, 10: Integrity, 12: Character, 13: Values & Self, 14: Behavior, 16: Culture, 17: Choice
Tagged accountability, behavior, change, character, culture, decision making, Five R's, human nature, incomplete information, mere addition paradox, practiced behavior, repugnant conclusion, saving face
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Integrity 2 – It’s Professed [FP]
“Integrity: The conscious decision and discipline to own your values and principles and hold yourself accountable to them” – Road Signs and Blind Spots. When a situation similar to the previously discussed Three-Card Monte game arises in a business transaction, … Continue reading
Posted in 10: Integrity
Tagged accountability, adversity, behavior, convenience, cross-cultural behavior, fundamental principle, fundamental principles, honesty, human nature, integrity, marriage, no harm - no foul, no witness - no sin, parenting, practiced behavior, principles, priority of values, professed behavior, revealed character, shared values, sleeper values, values
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Integrity 1 – It’s Personal [FP]
“Integrity – the courage to meet the demands of reality” – Dr. Henry Cloud. It was that stick that always threw me. It was straight when I held it in the air and looked at it, but it always bent … Continue reading
Posted in 10: Integrity
Tagged accountability, Added Value, behavior, character, dealing with people, decision, fundamental principle, fundamental principles, games, integrity, negative sum, negative sum game, observing, practiced behavior, principles, professed behavior, sleeper values, trust, value added, values
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Road Signs and Blind Spots 