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My moral compass (personal) This is the advice I’ve always given my sons and daughters when they’ve come and asked for guidance when confronted with momentous moral issues in life: Ask yourself — Can I do this and still like what I see in the mirror tomorrow when I wake up? That moral compass has served me well for almost half a century now, and I’m sure it has also helped my youngsters to become the good and honest people they are.
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My moral compass (personal)
This is the advice I’ve always given my sons and daughters when they’ve come and asked for guidance when confronted with momentous moral issues in life:
Ask yourself — Can I do this and still like what I see in the mirror tomorrow when I wake up?
That moral compass has served me well for almost half a century now, and I’m sure it has also helped my youngsters to become the good and honest people they are.