3 reasons to be honest at all times

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Most people glance at themselves in a mirror every morning before going to work, office and even in public. Why? Because they want to look their best. In teal, there is something much more important than having a good hair cut and clothes. The person we are on our inside can either add to or subtract from our outward appearance.
      For example, when our heart urges us to do what is bad and we have a strong feeling to be dishonest, we do not have to be a slave to our heart's impulses. We have a choice in the matter. When we choose to reject a bad thought, we can remain honest despite the dishonest surrounding us.
     To be honest, we need a strong moral code. Unfortunately, many people spend more time deciding on their outward appearance than they do on thinking about a personal moral code. As a result, they justify the amount of dishonesty that will suit their situation. 

Rewards of honesty

  • Peace of mind: in business, honest is often shoved aside for the shake of gaining wealth. The widespread view of this is that, what is the harm in a little dishonest if it increase wealth and help the economy? In reality, by being honest, one have peace of mind.
  • Self-respect: something, at work, you may be persuaded to lie about some missing items, but when you refused. And later, when the culprit is finally revealed, you will gain self-respect from your employer.
  • Clean conscience: when your supervisor found out that you have turned down a bribe from a potential customer, he or she would see you as a trustworthy staff and as a result of this great value, he or she would have clean conscience towards you. A clean conscience, peace of mind and self-respect show that it really pay to be honest.

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