National Academy For Moral Development

*Just too good*👇 ```At the point of death, a man, Tom Smith, called his children and he advised them to follow his footsteps so that they can have peace of mind in all that they do.. His daughter, Sara, said, "Daddy, its unfortunate you are dying without a penny in your bank.. Other fathers' that you tag as being corrupt, thieves of public funds left houses and properties for their children; even this house we live in is a rented apartment.. Sorry, I can't emulate you, just go, let's chart our own course.. Few moments later, their father gave up the spirit.. Three years later, Sara went for an interview in a multinational company.. At interview the Chairman of the committee asked, "Which Smith are you..??" Sara replied, "I am Sara Smith. My Dad Tom Smith is now late.." Chairman cuts in, "O my God, you are Tom Smith's daughter..?" He turned to the  other members and said, "This Smith man was the one that sig

💥 Be Honest ______________________   Usually people consider themselves to be basically honest. Yet if we take a step back and look at our daily interactions with others, we may discover that to "protect" our image we may omit or exaggerate information so that we appear more efficient, kind, knowledgeable etc. At home we may model dishonesty without even realizing it when it occurs. How many of us have had a door to door salesman bother us when we're finally sitting down to relax. Do we send a child to the door to say ’mom is busy’. If someone calls us on the phone and we don't feel like talking to them, do we tell our child to say we aren't home? More importantly, how do we behave when no one is looking?  Is our honesty for the sake of appearance only, or is it part of our character.  One of many benefits of being honest is you don't ever have to remember what you've said. For example, if you tell a lie to someone, you always have t