Moral Recovery Program Modules LGU
CHARACTER FIRST
Lesson 5
Boldness Vs. Fearfulness
Confidence that what I have to say or do is true, right and just
Boldness means, How can we apply this
1. Fearless and Daring; coura- BOLDNESS to our
geous Moral Recovery core values?
Boldness includes: MAKADIOS
MAKATAO
MAKABAYAN
 Consistently living out the
character standards in fami- MAKALIKASAN
ly ,friends, neighbors, co-
Rewards of Boldness
workers even if others do not
understands .
Safety
 Going to one another in a lov- A bold person will keep himself
ing spirit when he or she is not or herself safe from dangerous
demonstrating good character . Story
 Not being afraid to walk away A man was diagnosed with a cancer
from friends who are engage in and was told he had only a few
months to live. Soon after that a thief
foolish or harmful activities .
was trapped in a nearby store. The
man volunteered to go in and appre-
“ A BOLD MAN IS BET- hend the criminal. He reason that if he
TER IN ALL THINGS” died in the process , he would become
Homer’s Odyssey a hero rather than experience an une-
ventful death. The thief was over-
whelmed by this man’s boldness that
I will…. he surrendered.
 Not be afraid to speak the
truth. The man volunteer for other acts of
bravery and astonish everyone. But
 Support others when they
then the doctors informed him that
are in right. they had misdiagnosed his case. He
 Be willing to stand alone. did have cancer and would live. His
 Speak with humility. fear returned, and his courage and
power were lost. .
Moral Recovery Program Modules LGU
CHARACTER FIRST
Lesson 6
Cautiousness Vs. Rashness
Knowing how IMPORTANT right timing is in accomplishing
right actions.
Hebrews 5:14 - But strong meat belongeth to them that are of full age, [even] those
who by reason of use have their senses exercised to discern both good and evil.
2 Corinthians 11:14
Cautiousness in the home /office includes:
Proverbs 18:15
 Deciding if the family has enough money for major expenditures-before mak-
ing them.
 Foreseeing negative influences in seemingly good opportunity and avoiding
them.
 Seeking counsel from one another before finalizing decisions.
 Judging an activity by whether or not it would encourage good character.
 Asking the owner’s permission before taking or moving his or her belongings.
Rewards of Cautiousness
“LOOK BEFORE YOU
LEAP”
Foundation
The family unit will continue to be rooted in
strength and commitment as wise precau- Unknown
tions are taken.
Peace
Visualizing undesirable consequences of
activities that I will….
Could possibly be hurtful gives assurance
and peace in one’s wise decisions.
 Think before I act.
 Will follow safety rules
Decisiveness
Families has a greater ability to be decisive  Ask permission.
when precautions are carefully considered  Talk at the right time
and evaluated.  Look out for the danger