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Jim Mitchell
I have found that being impeccable with my word is the most difficult agreement to carry out consistently. The other three all seem to allow me some wiggle room. How can I be absolutely sure that I am doing my best? And sometimes an assumption is correct, so it kinda works out right. Likewise, not taking things personally has a nebulous boundary at times.
But when my word deviates a nanometer from the truth, Zap! I know immediately I need to work on that agreement some more. (Sorry for the mixed up metaphor.)
But when my word deviates a nanometer from the truth, Zap! I know immediately I need to work on that agreement some more. (Sorry for the mixed up metaphor.)
Jeremy
I prefer to think that being impeccable with your word is the most important agreement... but of course, they go hand in hand!
Nijumu Zabu
Being impeccable with your word.
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