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What Traits Have You Learned in The Service That You Want to Instill in Your Children or Loved Ones? Login & Share to Win!
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Take responsibility for your actions. If you are a leader take responsibility for your team's actions. Praise in public. Reprimand in private. Learn something from everyone you encounter, even if all you learn is what/who you don't want to be.
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SP5 Charles Sloden
"Take responsibility for your actions. If you are a leader take responsibility for your team's actions. Praise in public. Reprimand in private. Learn something from everyone you encounter, even if all you learn is what/who you don't want to be."
That's exactly what I hope I learned!
That's exactly what I hope I learned!
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Integrity, Pride, Taking Care of ALL those Under My Command and under my ROOF, an eye single to God, Always PRAY…Complete the mission and all tasks 24/7…Remember who you are and what you’ve done to get you where you are today…
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A couple of traits I would love for my children to learn are teamwork and embrace the suck.
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Important Traits I learned from my military experience for Living a full, productive Life:
1. Honor Your word and your actions show who you really are.
2. Loyalty Your Family, Friends, Employers, and Country can count on you.
3. Duty Get your Job done, whatever it may be.
4. Organization Any task, from personal grooming, housekeeping, project, job, or relationship goes
much more smoothly if you get everything thought out and organized before you
start.
5. Learn about the people around you. Especially learn who you can really count on when the chips
are down
And always remember that Success is getting what you want, BUT Happiness is wanting what you get.
1. Honor Your word and your actions show who you really are.
2. Loyalty Your Family, Friends, Employers, and Country can count on you.
3. Duty Get your Job done, whatever it may be.
4. Organization Any task, from personal grooming, housekeeping, project, job, or relationship goes
much more smoothly if you get everything thought out and organized before you
start.
5. Learn about the people around you. Especially learn who you can really count on when the chips
are down
And always remember that Success is getting what you want, BUT Happiness is wanting what you get.
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I have already, my son is a West Point Cadet. Duty Honor Country. Go Army!
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