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ARE YOU TRUSTWORTHY?

trustworthy- deserving faith and confidence. Are you deserving? honesty - is not engaging in or involving cheating, stealing, or lying; being just what is indicated. Real, genuine, straight-forward. integrity – total honesty and sincerity. ARE YOU TRUSTWORTHY?.

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ARE YOU TRUSTWORTHY?

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  1. trustworthy- deserving faith and confidence. Are you deserving? honesty - is not engaging in or involving cheating, stealing, or lying; being just what is indicated. Real, genuine, straight-forward. integrity – total honesty and sincerity. ARE YOU TRUSTWORTHY?

  2. Why WAS ABRAHAM Lincoln Called 'Honest Abe‘?

  3. In managing the country store, as in everything that he undertook for others, Lincoln did his very best. He was honest, civil, ready to do anything that should encourage customers to come to the place, full of pleasantries, patient, and alert. On one occasion, finding late at night, when he counted over his cash, that he had taken a few cents from a customer more than was due, he closed the store, and walked a long distance to make good the deficiency. *Why did he bother with a few cents, no one would ever notice? by: Noah Brooks, Good Stories for Great Holidays

  4. At another time, discovering on the scales in the morning a weight with which he had weighed out a package of tea for a woman the night before, he saw that he had given her too little for her money. He weighed out what was due, and carried it to her, much to the surprise of the woman, who had not known that she was short in the amount of her purchase.

  5. Training for the Presidency  by: Orison Swett Marden, Good Stories for Great Holidays

  6. Lincoln didn’t know it would rain on the book, so why did he say he wanted to pay for it? Mr. Crawford could have just told Lincoln not to worry about it, why did he have him work? Why is it important to be completely honest?

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