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King'S Character - Core Values and Mission
King'S Character - Core Values and Mission
King'S Character - Core Values and Mission
AND MISSION
Using this very same Warriors Mindset, I battled my
way to the top of my vocation and industry, while raising a
family of six.
So if there is anyone who knows how to live a modernday, civilized Warriors life, its your old friend E Hulse here,
as Ive done a lot of slashing, succeeding, and conquering.
Yet
Accountability Virtues
Programming Virtues
Knowledge: Strength Camp is about exploring a wide
spectrum of ideas, philosophies, and scientific concepts, with
the aim of applying what is good and useful to our lives and
the lives of others.
When we are aware of our ignorance and make efforts
to gain knowledge, we are actively growing stronger.
Competence: Strength Camp is about gaining mastery
in areas of knowledge that are interesting and useful to you.
Mastery requires that you can competently apply your
acquired knowledge.
Competence comes from the experiences of having
applied knowledge, and is required for living an effective life.
Objectivity: Strength Camp is about being openminded to new ways of thinking, training, and being. We
Community Virtues
Sensuality: Strength Camp is about being deeply in
touch with your senses. By listening to the subtle language of
our bodies and minds, we are more grounded in our choices
and behavior.
When we hear, trust, and act based upon the primal
wisdom of our bodies, we are being guided by the Holy
Spirit.
Coaching Virtues
Integrity: Strength Camp is about aligning our actions
with our deepest held beliefs. When we are clear about our
Core Values and allow them to guide the choices we make, we
become mentally and physically aligned.
Integrity is about a common thread between our
thoughts, words, actions, habits, and characters.
Authority: Strength Camp is about writing the book on
our own lives. By assuming authorship, we are the authority
of our own experiences. It is after self-authorship, knowing
our own experiences and circumstances, that authority
amongst men begins.
When we take responsibility for the people and
circumstances that we have written into our lives, we are
more likely to draw the very best of those people and
circumstances toward ourselves.
These four Strength Camp Core Values, along with their
connective virtues, are our tools for reconstructing our
characters into the Strongest Version of Ourselves.