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What is integrity?
- Douglas Abrams
- Oct 16, 2010
- 1 min read
I recently came across this definition of integrity, which I would like to share. It was quoted in The Myth of the Rational Market by Justin Fox (details can be found in my reading list) and attributed Landmark Education.
Being "in integrity" means "honoring your word" which means you:
Keep your commitments and promises on time or
When you have failed to keep a commitment or promise you:
Acknowledge that failure as soon as your realize it
And clean up any mess you created for those who were counting on your commitments and promises.
When planning a family trip with both teenagers and grandparents, I knew a one-size-fits-all tour wouldn’t work. Everyone had different priorities—from history to food to photography—and we needed flexibility. That’s how we ended up choosing Private Morocco Tours Discover Morocco. They crafted an itinerary that suited all generations, balancing guided city walks with scenic drives, hands-on activities, and plenty of downtime. What impressed me most was how smoothly everything was executed—from transportation to accommodations—while still allowing for spontaneous stops and authentic encounters. It’s not easy to please such a diverse group, but this tour managed to deliver something meaningful to each of us.