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	[[Personal Integrity]] is the quality of being truthful and honest with yourself and others, of intentionally aligning personal behaviors and actions to be congruently aligned with your own [[Personal Value System]], moral principles, and ethics. It generally requires personal choice and commitment to align ourselves to stay consistent with personal values and [[Virtue Based Ethics\|ethical standards]], so that when we speak we mean what we say.		[[Personal Integrity]] is the quality of being truthful and honest with yourself and others, of intentionally aligning personal behaviors and actions to be congruently aligned with your own [[Personal Value System]], moral principles, and ethics. It generally requires personal choice and commitment to align ourselves to stay consistent with personal values and [[Virtue Based Ethics\|ethical standards]], so that when we speak we mean what we say.