"Being Professional is a Commitment, Not a Title"

The definition of a professional is far more definitive than what one knows and how they present themselves. True professionals have several distinguishable characteristics. The dictionary defines the word professional, when used as an adjective as; A:  (Paid For What They Do) one who is engaged in in an effort receiving financial return B:  (Educated) engaged in a learned profession C:  (Formal Standards) characterized by or conforming to technical or ethical standards D:  (Good Behavior) exhibiting a courteous, conscientious and general businesslike manner E:  (Organized Association) Membership in organized associations dedicated to implementing and advancing the formal standards of one's profession, trade and community.

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The first step to being a professional is making a commitment
to honor the Principles of Good Business.

Q: What Are the Principles of Good Business?

A:  "For a society to work, the members of the society must have a common agreement between them. One which would allow the attainment of what each individual needs; physically, emotionally, intellectually, economically and spiritually. In return each individual is responsible to serve society to the best of that individual’s talents and abilities."

The “Principles of Good Business” seemingly reflect our common thoughts that each of us must have:

A Stewardship of Responsibility.
Adherence to Ethical Standards.
The Creation of Abundance.
A Pledge to Do No Harm.
A Duty to Give Back.

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