You
Self-respect
Valuing yourself enough to say no.
“She left the job with her self-respect still in her hands.”
A small dictionary of character. One word, one meaning, one example.
You
Valuing yourself enough to say no.
“She left the job with her self-respect still in her hands.”
You
Doing what you said you would do, even when you don't feel like it.
“Running at 6 a.m. in the rain takes discipline.”
You
A line you draw to protect your time, energy or values.
“I set a boundary: no work messages after 9 p.m.”
Others
Treating people as if their feelings and time matter.
“He spoke to the cleaner with the same respect as the CEO.”
Others
Knowing your worth without needing to show it.
“Even after winning, she stayed humble and thanked her team.”
Others
To go first and help others follow.
“Nobody asked him to lead. He just started, and people joined.”
Work
Starting something without being told to.
“She took the initiative and fixed the problem before anyone asked.”
Work
Giving all your attention to one thing.
“I turned off my phone so I could focus for two hours.”
Work
Able to get back up after something goes wrong.
“The business lost money for a year, but she stayed resilient.”