<img height="1" width="1" style="display:none" src="https://www.facebook.com/tr?id=947635702038146&amp;ev=PageView&amp;noscript=1">

The Year Implant Course

course-img_small.jpg
Find Out More

Subscribe to Email Updates

Latest Blog Post

The principle pyramid

Colin Campbell
by Colin Campbell on 07/10/19 18:00
Full TCA Logo (Purple)

I guess this is a bit like Abraham Maslow and his hierarchy of needs.

I think you build your principles like a pyramid with a solid foundation and building upwards to more complex and intricate considerations.

At the bottom of the pyramid though, is stealing and lying and deliberately hurting people.

It’s hard to see past someone who lies to you (although I think that can be possible) it is very, very difficult to see past someone who deliberately steals from you and almost impossible to watch someone deliberately hurt someone else for their own benefit and be able to work with them again in anyway.

Sometimes we all think the urge to lie is the simplest and easiest way out, but systematically lying for your own benefit, over a long period of time is difficult to see past.

Stealing though, stealing is like bullying.

Deliberately hurting someone is more common than you might think, it’s not just physically assaulting someone, it’s physically damaging someone for your own benefits and all too often and more and more frequently I see this in my work as well as outside of work.

More importantly though, is coming across people who make a choice to undertake these behaviours and to repeatedly undertake these behaviours.

Appreciating that we all make mistakes, it’s generally the best possible way to burn bridges, is to remove one of the fundamental blocks from the bottom of the pyramid and watch the rest of it tumble.

Interestingly I think everyone’s principle pyramid is different, those are the three main blocks at the bottom of mine.

 

Blog Post Number - 2148

New 

Leave a comment

Colin Campbell
Written by Colin Campbell
Written by Author