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To build strong character, build your self esteem as in [[Six Pillars of Self-Esteem]], annihilate your ego like the Buddhists, learn to handle adversity for [[Positive Disintegration]], adapt to work with others via [[Collaborative Literacy]], develop your humility (derivative of self-esteem), and continue to grow through life. | To build strong character, build your self esteem as in [[Six Pillars of Self-Esteem]], annihilate your ego like the Buddhists, learn to handle adversity for [[Positive Disintegration]], adapt to work with others via [[Collaborative Literacy]], develop your humility (derivative of self-esteem), and continue to grow through life. | ||
=Practical Programs for Building Character= | |||
*Dr. Jim Loehr - [https://www.jim-loehr.com/] | |||
=4 Aspects= | =4 Aspects= | ||
Revision as of 22:18, 14 October 2024
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Character can be summarized as Humility
Howto
To build strong character, build your self esteem as in Six Pillars of Self-Esteem, annihilate your ego like the Buddhists, learn to handle adversity for Positive Disintegration, adapt to work with others via Collaborative Literacy, develop your humility (derivative of self-esteem), and continue to grow through life.
Practical Programs for Building Character
- Dr. Jim Loehr - [1]
4 Aspects
From Laws of Human Nature, 4 points of character are:
- How one handles adversity (Ashes and Diamonds)
- Adapt to and work with others (Collaborative Literacy)
- Patience and humility [2]
- Ability to learn (growth mindset)
And by Jon:
- Add doing something greater than oneself
