What Is My Personal Code Of Ethics

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As a child I have been taught you reap what you sow. Life has been a journey of twists and turns while trying to abide by the ethics and morals that has been taught to me. Those lessons have enabled me to shape my own code of ethics. Each day I try to live by the mantra: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. My personal code of ethics enables me to have compassion, empathy, integrity, patience, respect, humility and kindness. I strive to follow my code of ethics daily in my quest to follow my code of ethics I want actions to be in sync with what comes out of my mouth. These basic foundations will enable me to be loyal, sensitive, honest, dependable and forgiving to family, friends, co-workers. My code of ethics includes

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