Sentences with phrase «own moral compass»

Consumers today care about a company's moral compass, the reasons it's in business, how its products are made and delivered and how it views its place in the larger retail industry.

I didn't give her an ultimatum, I even said if she still wanted to drink I'd happily go out with her and be her DD and her moral compass, considering none of her drinking «friends» would be.

Yupeng Liu used his own moral compass — and philanthropic awakening — to create a company that stands apart

They need to have strong moral compasses and be true believers in what they are doing.

And reminders of retaining a moral compass and striving for work - life balance are as old as the bible — though there's no shortage of TED - talking gurus hawking contemporary versions.

Hunger has a way of skewing one's moral compass.

This type of thinking is ideal for parsing out our own social emotions and moral connotations; it allows us to review unresolved issues, gives us the space to examine our internal moral compass, identify where we have erred, and adjust our behavior going forward.

Embedded in all of us is our personal moral compass.

Screening for powerful personal moral compasses is the most cost effective way to ensure peak performance.

Our Credo is more than just a moral compass.

This is a man with a heavy heart and a strong moral compass that struggled to stay on point.

VW will expand its internal whistleblower system to give the automaker a clear moral compass, its new CEO, Herbert Diess, said.

Money may be an evil, he said during a recent visit to Stanford Graduate School of Business, but he urged students to «get the money, and don't lose your moral compass when you do.»

These terms cause grief for mainstream asset managers, who rightly question if it's their job to be a moral compass and how one can reasonably access different companies in this regard.

Hopefully, the admins of Investor Junkie have enough of an ethical and moral compass to allow this post to remain on this page

Ken's comprehensive understanding of shareholder value, combined with his strong moral compass has translated to board success across several of Canada's most successful growth companies such as Chairman of EVP, Chairman of Wellpoint, Director of Kognitive.

Barring a quick congressional fix or an unforeseen turn in the president's moral compass, Trump's...

In court, Hulk Hogan's lawyers sought to portray Gawker as an organization without a moral compass.

I am outraged that Heather Cook, the former Episcopal priest, has the audacity to request to be released from prison after serving only two and a half years, not even four years after killing bicyclist Tom Palermo in a horrendous turn of events in which she showed herself to have no moral compass,...

all you have to do is write a book and tell people god told you to write it instead of just telling everyone himself (lazy) then you can be a cults moral compass

Most people's moral compass tells them something is wrong with that; not in Islam.

If you have no awe, moral compass or similar leanings hanging you up read Nietzsche for laughs alternating with Sam Harris

Most of us get our moral compass from our parents or from our culture, Vic.

You don't have to be a believer to have a moral compass; Morality it is given to all through Natural Revelation that we perceive with built - in functions, i.e. Basic Instincts, Intuition & Common Sense.

Let's say for a moment your right and there is no God, Which means to me that I lived an honorable life where I used a moral compass that helped me live as best as I could.

I believe it all depends on if the person has a moral compass or not, regardless of their s e x u a l orientation / preference!

Most atheist have a better moral compass than so called Christians especially the Catholic church.

One's personal religion is subjective to one's per - existing moral compass.

I don't see how anyone can go from not believing in God to doing so just because of needing a moral compass.

Perhaps Mormons should call me for a moral compass and moral guidance — all their great religious minds seem to struggle with basic values.

I tend to agree with the notion of «moral compass» as her need for becoming a theist is a fairly weak reason to seek out God.

My moral compass was set both internally (I know right from wrong) and from my fallen away Catholic father and atheist mother.

Is this a book you use as your moral compass.

No one is born with a moral compass.

I think, if needing a moral compass is the reason for switching to any religion, you're just not doing enough research.

If one used it as a moral compass, Martin Luther King would have been beaten and his daughters sold as $ ex slaves.

I am a Born Again Christian who believes in freedom of religion because I trust a Muslim, Buddhist, or Hindu ruler more than I trust an Atheist who have no moral compass.

It has lost any sort of moral compass and is utterly strident in its condemnation of gays, women, science and contraception.

I have a good moral compass.

She didn't say only theist have a moral compass and no one I know posits that either.

I don't need the Ten Commandments (and there are many more than just ten in the Bible, but that's neither here nor there) to tell me that it's wrong to murder, or not to steal... that's my moral compass.

'' she said that at the heart of her decision were questions of morality and how one finds a moral compass»

Look, most everyone is born with a moral compass that inherently tells us right from wrong.

The moral compass she referrs to is based on inherent laws of nature that should be self evident, like the law of gravity.

So thankful the Bible is my moral compass now... and I no longer lean on my own understanding and destroy my life and my soul in the process.

Americans generally and American Christians specifically have lost their moral compass.

I can't help it I have no moral compass!

If you can twist THAT in your mind into something moral or justifiable, then your moral compass is severely out of whack.

What about other, shall I call them «soft issues» or non-core issues like, family counseling, youth ministry, childrens's ministry, community upliftment, marriage support, involvement in local cahllenges facing our community, being the moral compass in our city, etc etc..

After all, many believe it is our job to be the moral compass of society, even for those who do not believe in Jesus as Lord.