Principle centeredness -Drives self-realization.

Your security is based on correct principles that do not change, regardless of external conditions or circumstances. You know that true principles can be repeatedly validated in your own life, through your own experiences. As a measurement of self-improvement, the correct principle functions with exactness, consistency, beauty, and strength. Correct principles help you understand your own development, endowing you with the confidence to learn more, thereby increasing your knowledge and understanding. Your source of security provides you with an immovable, unchanging, unfailing core enabling, you to see change as an exciting adventure and opportunity to make significant contributions.

You are guided by a compass that enables you to see where you want to go and how you will get there. You use accurate data which makes your decisions both implementable and meaningful. You stand apart from life’s situations and circumstances and look at the balanced whole. Your decisions and actions reflect both short term and long term considerations and implications. In every situation, you consciously, proactively determine the best alternative, basing decisions on conscience educated by principles.

Your judgment passes a broad spectrum of long term consequences and reflects a wise balance and quiet assurance. You see things differently and thus you think differently and act differently from the largely reactive world. You view the world through a fundamental paradigm for effective, provident living. You see the world in the lens of what you can do for the world and its people. You adopt a proactive lifestyle, seeking to serve and build others. You interpret all of life’s experiences in terms of opportunities for learning and contribution.

Your power is limited only by your understanding and observance of natural law and correct principles and by the natural consequences of the principles themselves. You become a self- aware, knowledgeable proactive individual, largely unrestricted by the attitudes, behaviors, or actions of others. Your ability to act reaches far beyond your own resources and encourages highly developed levels of interdependency. Your decisions and actions are not driven by your current financial or circumstantial limitations. You experience interdependent freedom- Stephen R. Covey.