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| + | *[https://www.peoplebuilders.com.au/blog/commitment#:~:text=It%20is%20a%20strong%20indicator,even%20outside%20their%20comfort%20zones. The Value of Commitment and Committed People] | ||
*[https://www.presenting-yourself.com/commitment-is-a-virtue-and-a-necessity-in-building-your-personal-brand/#:~:text=Honoring%20Commitments,follow%20through%20on%20past%20commitments. Commitment is a Virtue and a Necessity in Building Your Personal Brand] (Business) | *[https://www.presenting-yourself.com/commitment-is-a-virtue-and-a-necessity-in-building-your-personal-brand/#:~:text=Honoring%20Commitments,follow%20through%20on%20past%20commitments. Commitment is a Virtue and a Necessity in Building Your Personal Brand] (Business) | ||
Revision as of 14:40, October 6, 2024
Commitment, in context of virtue. is caring deeply about a person, a goal or a belief. Once we discern a direction, we go for it wholeheartedly. We don’t hold back, second-guess our decision or hesitate to act on it fully."[1]
External links
- The Value of Commitment and Committed People
- Commitment is a Virtue and a Necessity in Building Your Personal Brand (Business)