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HUMILITY: With humility, you stay grounded in reality, level-headed, and approachable. Your humility inspires trust and deepens friendships.

ACCOUNTABILITY: When you take care of your responsibilities and are consistently dependable, you practice accountability. This character trait makes you very reliable.

FORTITUDE: Fortitude is seen when you persevere and stick with things, especially when you’re confronted with obstacles and setbacks. Your fortitude propels you forward.

POSITIVITY: To find the good in challenging situations and circumstances is a true mark of positivity. Positive people bring hope and optimism to our world.

ELIE WIESEL ON LOVE AND CARING: “The opposite of love is not hate, it’s indifference.”

REFINEMENT: As you display refinement, you act in a courteous, respectful, and upright manner. Your refinement “raises the tone” and makes the environment around you more dignified.

CHARITY: Those who practice the virtue of charity look for ways to love their neighbors; they are caring and give of themselves. As such, they bring goodness into the world.

GOLDEN RULE: The Golden Rule is marked by treating others the way you would like to be treated; it involves putting yourself in others’ shoes and acting with empathy.

FAIRNESS: One who practices fairness values justice and doesn’t pick favorites. This individual’s fairness fosters consistency.

INDUSTRIOUSNESS: Industriousness is seen when one works hard and shows determination. An industrious person is self-motivated, energetic, and conscientious.

PATIENCE: By quietly and calmly waiting and not rushing others, you display patience. Your patience contributes to a more peaceful environment.

ALTHEA GIBSON ON PURPOSE AND BELIEF: “If you have a purpose in which you can believe, there’s no end to the amount of things you can accomplish.”

DILIGENCE: With diligence, you work hard and finish projects. Your diligence makes you a valued colleague and teammate.

SELF-CONTROL: As you temper your emotions and “hold back” from acting impulsively, you exhibit self-control. Your self-control makes you mature and dependable.

FLEXIBILITY: Flexibility is marked by making necessary adjustments without complaining and resentment. Flexible people are easy to work with; they are not set in their own ways.

GENEROSITY: Anytime you give with an unselfish heart and without “keeping score”, you display generosity. Your example of generosity leads others to be more giving.

COMPASSION: To care about and serve those in need are hallmarks of compassion. Compassion brings comfort and peace into the world.

HUMILITY: Humility is closely connected with being down-to-earth and modest. A humble individual puts his or her ego aside and is very approachable.

DIETRICH BONHOEFFER ON STEWARDSHIP: “The ultimate test of a moral society is the kind of world that it leaves to its children.”

JOYFULNESS: When people lift others up by smiling and sharing hope and goodness, they exhibit joyfulness. This joyfulness is contagious and quickly spreads.