Always remember the obligations of virtue, the duties of rectitude, and honor
Be truthful above all things
Be energetic, courteous and punctual in business
Have a mentor, a person of high and correct principles – moral character
Be select in the choice of your companions,
Be careful that you know those to seek and make your friends
Don’t bother with what thoughtless people think
Read your Bible every day, pray often
Listen to the dictates of your own heart
Never attempt to silence your conscience when it reproves you
By regarding these principles your moral character will gain strength continually
So that you may have a life of honor and happiness
With good friends, good books and good reflections you will find leisure pleasant
Other lessons:
Take time to know who you are
The more you give, the more you receive
No work is beneath you
Don’t be afraid to make decisions, take risks
Don’t make important decisions when you’re emotionally tired or sick
Be positive, work hard
Be patient and persistent
Be a leader, not a people pleaser
Listen to learn
Don’t take the easy road
Have self-respect and respect for others
Believe in yourself
Read good books, learn something new every day
Set goals, have a plan, set a time, write it down, narrow your focus
Don’t give in or give up, never quit… quiters never win, winners never quit
Put your best foot forward
Ask questions, don’t assume too much, gather information before making decisions