What Does Integrity Mean?

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[josephblowhard]

"Integrity" means not trying to pass yourself off as something that doesn't even exist. I'm talking to you "communication professor". Integrity means not running a conservative blog that you try to pass off as professional advise.

[chellegriggs]

Integrity: Doing the right thing when no one is looking and no one will ever know. I taught my kids integrity is not "not stealing a cookie from the cookie jar because you might get caught", instead..it's "not stealing a cookie from the cookie jar because you know it's the wrong thing to do".

[metalphobos]

Integrity and honour was such a huge thing in my family growing up. The first thing I thought of when you started talking was the saying "Character is what you do when nobody is watching." Great video.

[SamRoff]

Great video, that last story was powerful.
"I will never lie for you, and I will never lie to you"
BOOM.

[nateo]

Most of the time I find it easy to have integrity, really it is natural to me...but somedays it is really difficult and I do my best but sometimes I am not perfect and I bend the truth too far....I clicked on this video to remind myself of what it actually means. I think integrity is so admirable and I found this reminder great! Stay principled and have the best integrity you can muster and be honest with yourself when you think over your actions.

[malaashok]

Integrity is my life. I practice every day with professional and personal interactions, sometimes it's hard but I do it anyways because I feel guilty otherwise. Thank you for a great message.

[foodhasastory]

Integrity stems from the Latin word 'integer' which means whole and complete. So integrity requires an inner sense of 'wholeness' and consistency of character. When you are in integrity, people should be able to visibly see it through your actions, words, decisions, methods, and outcomes. When you are 'whole' and consistent, there is only one you. You bring that same you wherever you are, regardless of the circumstance. You don't leave parts of yourself behind. You don't have a 'work you, ' a 'family you, ' and a 'social you.' You are YOU all the time.

[meetindersidhu]

Man, you have a really suitable speech for a podcast/radio: calm, soothing and of course great storytelling! 👍🏽

[dekoomers]

When I critically think about it, I feel like my Integrity needs work. I can be so much better than what I am today.

[ReuniteAmerica]

I’m a new subscriber and am always trying to make a conscious effort to have more integrity and everything that goes along with it.

[aliciadroogsma]

I'm a 40 yr. old self proclaimed Daddy's girl and he has the most integrity of any man I know😊 This man has found loads of people's lost stuff on the side of the road and he calls it road kill (MN, people here) anywho, my Daddy with help of law enforcement has returned people's ice agers and boogie boards and many other things. He never ceases to amaze me with the lengths he'll go to try and get people's belongings back in their hands😊

[kadiyamkrishna]

Great insight about Integrity. Simply Wow…thank you Alex’ The Communication Doctor.

[kimmanning]

If there is no integrity, I am not attracted to the situation, or the person, or persons involved. This is something you can not force. I will deny you everytime.

"People who can't do an honest reflection of self are going to get stuck and its going to be hard for them to grow and mature."

[leandrorgps]

I’m waiting for a video where you comment about Oprah. She's so powerful and one of the greatest speakers. Congrats!

[Summer-tkyk]

Yes yes, Internal consistency keeps me live based on my core values. Thank you.

[sailingddcircumnavigation]

Integrity is doing the right thing when no one is looking.

[iocaine]

Integrity is nothing more than an internal effort to be part of a whole, often visible by others... An honest effort to play an integral role in some aspect of your life. Integrity at home is different than integrity at work.

People really seem to prop this definition up and make integrity seem like someone who is morally perfect. I find it to often be the opposite. Often the person with integrity ends up getting stepped on.

[normlor]

A GREAT VIDEO AND THIS IS JUST ONE OF FOUR CHARASTICS I LIVE BY. THE OTHER 3 ARE PRINCIPLES, HONESTY AND DECENCY. IF WE ALL LIVED BY THESE NO MATTER HOW WEALTHY WE ARE, WE CAN CHANGE THE WORLD!!!

[Sunset]

New subscriber here. I love finding all these videos on character traits. I just started a blog and one of the topics I cover is teacher character to children. So important and not valued enough these days.

Add on as i'm watching - And it's really interesting that you mentioned your inner world affecting your outer world... that's the exact approach I take. In addition to teaching families/children character, I talk about mindfulness and EQ, as well as how the two are connected. You have to be whole within yourself to be able to interact with your outer world and other people effectively.

[BoiNgocChannel]

My grandfather is the person I admire because he has integrity