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Behavioral Standards
I believe that it is important to have one strong set of behavioral standards in your life. These standards should be something that you deeply believe in and are willing to stand up for. The reason that I do not think one should have many behavioral standards is because if you are constantly changing your standards for different situations than what is it that you truly believe. Having one firm set of behavioral standards will allow one to stay true to what they believe and others will know where they stand.

2. When handling a situation it is important to not allow the other person to change what you believe. You want to be strong and stand up for your values while still respecting others. Good leaders should work to find shared values with
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