Integrity (and All Its Parts)

All we have been discussing in these first few issues of Weekly TRUTH up to now (the meaning of truth, leadership, mission & vocation) leads us to INTEGRITY. Without it there is no trust and therefore, no leadership. Think about how you can execute your mission, to help others in a very specific way, in each of your vocations and track your successes. This is the process of how you practice integrity and measure it. Have you thought about this before? Does it make sense? Why? It makes sense to me because I struggle with integration daily. It’s the source of our undoing or disintegration. What does this struggle look like? It often results in being defined by work or lack of awareness of double standards or struggling to find peace. While you may be able to be disintegrated and lead, you’re obviously not going to reach your potential. What’s the process of leading in a way so different from that of the world, that you actually change it? You must understand the definitions of the language:

• Truth
• Purpose
• Mission
• Vocation
• Integrity

Also, know the process and metrics: you pursue helping other people in each vocation (not just work). Over time you’ll recognize the specific way you’re meant to help others—which is the Truth about you. The truth about you is that everyone was born to lead, which brings us back to our definition of authentic leadership. Truth Seekers participate in leadership strength training to achieve authentic leadership. Be a leader we call a Truth Seeker. Do things that help you stay close to the truth. Leadership and decision making depend on the truth.