My Personal Ethics And Its Influence On My Life

People have different values, and it is very important to reflect on these different values throughout life, and to know when our values change. I developed most of my values when I was younger and I continue to keep these values, but as I am getting older and also experienced diversity I let these beliefs to grow and change with me. As I especially make important decisions, I usually consider a lot of things to make sure that the decisions I made align with my personal ethics. I ask myself some questions: is this decision is going to be good or bad? How this decision is going to have a negative or positive impact? Is this decision in line with my long-term goals? What is the right, safe thing to do? How these decisions will affect others? How it going to affect me? Can I deal with outcomes and consequences of this decision? Is this decision physically, emotionally or mentally dangerous to me or others? Is my decision being affected others and peers opinions? In almost all of the decisions I make, I ask myself a bunch of questions to make sure and certain that I am good with my principles to avoid harm, to have good motivations and to make better decisions that I can be proud of now and later. I always try to make good decisions that do not harm nobody, the society, and the environment and that motivate others in their decision making.

I grew up with 10 brothers and sisters in the same house. At the age 6, I was helping to cook, washed dishes, and cleaned our big house. My family believed on hard work, creativity, and intelligence and they make sure they taught me all about. They also taught me a way to care for family and others people, how to serve God and volunteer in church, and also how to live honestly. Most of my ethics came from my education and experiences I won when growing up, Accomplishing our household work, and being always involved in church ‘activities. I always think that growing up and having good role models, parents, family, grandparents, teachers around was really a good help for me to have a sense of wrong and right. I strongly believe that the way I learned to consider and treat everyone with dignity and respect whatever the situation. I also learned that making mistakes and to forgive are okay. I also learned to be optimistic, to have hope and appreciate what I have.

My personal ethics motivate decisions I make and influence others. As I leave for a career push the decisions may have more repercussions than we thought, and I want to know if I can report those ethics to the external public. I truly believe inspections of works are the only way that transmission of ethics can take place through. Having a Good comportment and also to make sure and certain that I do not move out of my ethical boundaries is going to help others to know what of individual I am I strongly believe that our personal ethics, and values, influence our decisions. As we move up or grow up in society, the decisions we always have to make sometimes hide big reverberations on the environment we share. The way we choose and select to give a proper definition to our ethics play an amazing role in the future. This becomes fascinating because to ethics as the moral principles that influence the decisions we always make. So the decisions we make have reverberations on others values, and the ethics we opt for, based on the daily common morality, influence our decisions. But as we move up and wide places of the planet, we are going to find that values greedily different culture.