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You Aren't Always What You Think

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Daily Dose of Reason - Ethics
Written by Michael J. Hurd, Ph.D.   
Saturday, 17 October 2009 00:00
Just because you don't like to think of yourself as exhibiting a certain characteristic doesn't mean you aren't. Being objective about yourself means being honest. It means being willing to consider that a particular action or attitude of yours conflicts with what you intellectually and abstractly hold dear and true. There's no serious harm in having a contradiction. The only serious harm comes when you refuse to acknowledge one -- or even to acknowledge there COULD be one. That's what destroys character: Not error, but evasion.
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