Practical Inner Integrity
I come across the need to explain inner integrity to many of my contacts. It is hard to define, but is simple enough to practice. I'll try to explain with a couple of examples with two people and events in their lives. This person is middle aged and had physical ailments that is typical of middle age. He was working for one of the biggest IT companies in the country. His commute to work has been a problem. On spending long hours in the commute, he developed back pain. He went to a doctor. The doctor prescribed some medicines and advised good rest. After resting for a week, he felt a bit better, but was not totally alright. He went for a check-up again. The doctor advised some more rest if he can. Our man thought that he can't rest anymore. He wanted to believe that he can't afford to take any more rest, though he very well knew that nothing is affected at his workplace on his absence. He probably thought - ...