My family is also a great part of my life. We spend time together recreationally, which builds memories and strengthens relationships. We do not always agree, but can generally accept other viewpoints. We also work cohesively to accomplish goals or for good causes, such as: Special Olympics, Multiple Sclerosis Society, and others. …show more content…
Gaining wisdom is a life-long process, and can be a result of being taught or learning from mistakes - yours or others. Discernment is the ability to know when, how, and why to make a judgment call. A person who exemplifies this, generally has good leadership skills. Self-control is also an important virtue. The best example of self-control is someone who is not quick to react with strong emotion.
Generosity and thankfulness are two more virtues that I believe are important. When I have the opportunity to make someone else’s day a little brighter or a little easier, I feel like it has been a day well-spent, whether I am at work or off duty.
Honesty is a virtue that everyone looks for in a friend, a family member, consumer, and citizen. I will pay more to purchase something from someone who I believe is an honest and trustworthy person, for two reasons. The first reason is, I like to encourage and support a business that exemplifies integrity in this manner, simply because they are making a choice not to use deception to make a sale. The second reason is that I feel more confident that if I have problems with my purchase, they will do more to help me rectify any problem. Everyone likes to be treated with respect, and has an internal need to feel significant. This is why friendliness and reliability are indispensable character traits that make people feel …show more content…
Security of all information is priority, particularly due to the fact that today, information is so easily compromised. According to American Health Information Association (AHIMA):
Core health information issues include what information should be collected; how the information should be handled, who should have access to the information, under what conditions the information should be disclosed, how the information is retained and when it is no longer needed, and how is it disposed of in a confidential manner. All of the core health information issues are performed in compliance with state and federal regulations, and employer policies and procedures.
Handling medical information carefully not only includes what information is