Integrity (in our model) is not about good or bad, or right or wrong, or what should or should not be. — Werner Erhard Copy Share Image
We distinguish integrity as a phenomenon of the objective state or condition of an object, system, person, group, or organizational entity, and… — Werner Erhard Copy Share Image
Oversimplifying somewhat, honoring your word as we define it means you either keep your word (do what you said you would do… — Werner Erhard Copy Share Image
We assert that integrity (the condition of being whole and complete) is a necessary condition for workability, and that the resultant level… — Werner Erhard Copy Share Image
For an individual we distinguish integrity as a matter of that person's word being whole and complete, and for a group or… — Werner Erhard Copy Share Image
Honoring your word is also the route to creating whole and complete social and working relationships. In addition, it provides an actionable… — Werner Erhard Copy Share Image
What I recognized is that you can't put it together. It's already together, and what you have to do is experience it being together. — Werner Erhard Copy Share Image
Consider that all accomplishment is constituted by a series of resolved breakdowns. — Werner Erhard Copy Share Image
Life is a game. In order to have a game, something has to be more important than something else. If what already is, is… — Werner Erhard Copy Share Image
Man keeps looking for a truth that fits his reality. Given our reality, the truth doesn't fit. — Werner Erhard Copy Share Image
Living is really pretty simple. Living happens right now; it doesn't happen back then, and it doesn't happen out there. Living is not the… — Werner Erhard Copy Share Image
What most people do is give space to people's quality and deal with their garbage. Actually, you should do it the other way around.… — Werner Erhard Copy Share Image
If you could really accept that you weren't ok, you could stop proving you were ok. If you could stop proving that you were… — Werner Erhard Copy Share Image
Pay no attention to critics. No one ever erected a statue to a critic — Werner Erhard Copy Share Image
