Integrity: The Bottom Line

Tonight I'm going to the first session of one of Landmark Education's seminars called "Integrity: The Bottom Line" I did this seminar once before in the fall of 1997 - I dug out my old notes this morning. I'm really excited about doing this seminar again because it will be led by an old friend and mentor that I haven't seen in long time.

Here is the description of the seminar from the Landmark Education website:
Integrity is often thought of as moral uprightness and steadfastness — making the “good” choices, doing the “right thing.” In fact, it is far more than that. It is a home, an anchor, a created and continuing commitment — a way of being and acting that shapes who you are.”
In Integrity: The Bottom Line, you will discover that integrity resides in the ability to constitute yourself as your word, to be true to your principles, and ultimately, be true to yourself. You’ll learn that integrity is not constrained by, nor does it reside in, rules, prescriptions, or imposed demands. Integrity creates an environment of freedom, power, and joy.