This is motivated by a positive disposition and the desire for warm and pleasant interactions.

• kindness

• lovingness

• politeness

• conscientiousness

These are some of the good traits to practice except -

• Attract the trust and respect of other people.

• Allows you to influence others.

• Changes your perspective about successes.

• Improves your self-esteem, self-respect, and confidence.

This is needed in order to have a strong moral character.

• Increase leadership ineffectiveness.

• Define your core values.

• Practice the habit.

• Achieve peace of mind.

It is a steadfast persistence and determination to continue on with a course of action, belief, or purpose.

• perseverance

• generosity

• courageousness

• reliability

You have the desire to do things well or to the best of your ability.

• conscientiousness

• self-discipline

• optimism

• authenticity

Using discernment, compassion, and integrity, you strive to make decisions and take actions based on what you consider the ultimate best course or outcome for all involved.

• perseverance

• politeness

• fairness

• forgiveness

You are able to be your real and true self, without pretension, posturing, or insincerity.

• politeness

• kindness

• reliability

• authenticity

A part of developing you moral character where you realize that building your character is a life-long endeavor.

• Commit to self-improvement

• Stretch yourself

• Practice the habits

• All of the above

People with character don't worry about embarrassment if their actions are publicly disclosed.

• Increases leadership effectiveness

• Builds confidence

• Attracts the respect of other people

• Allows you to influence others

You have a confident yet modest opinion of your own self-importance.

• humility

• responsibility

• reliability

• kindness