This Is How To Travel Ethically
I’m still learning how to travel in a way that will leave the smallest footprint so that the world stays beautiful, people are treated with dignity, and animals live without harm.
Actually, It Is About Ethics In Journalism
Journalism — ethical journalism — has been a great force for good in the world, but it’s also been a great force for senseless, pointless intrusion in people’s lives and destruction of people’s privacy for nothing more than quick bucks off of gossip.
Why Character Is More Important Than Personality (And 3 Underrated Qualities All Of ‘Your People’ Should Have)
“When you choose your friends, don’t be short-changed by choosing personality over character.”
How I Learned To Glorify Busyness With A Daily Planner
If we are becoming so busy that we can barely cook for ourselves during the week, when are we going to stop and reconsider just how busy we are? Moreover, when are we going to confront whether or not our busyness is healthy?
If A Wealthy-Looking Man Dropped Some Money, What Would You Do?
“White man in a suit and fancy shoes drops a $20 on the subway platform. I made a decision, but what would you do? Give back to him? Or to the homeless vet by the stairs?”
My Ethics, My Codes Of Life
I’ve always thought that my ethics were an important part of my life; however, I am discovering that I really haven’t had any.
A Response To The NYP Writer Who Irrationally Hates Sustainability
Personally I think she was confusing highly celebrated degree programs with the local cannabis club, but of course, I cannot be sure.
Ethics, Morality, And Doing The Right Thing
8 Issues In Author Ethics
Author Jane Steen calls for the self-publishing community to consider ethical issues as seriously as it discusses questions of quality in what it presents to the readership.
