F.Developing Will and Moral Courage

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Developing

Will and Moral


Courage
ETHICS
Definition
of Moral
Courage
Moral courage is the willingness
to stand up for what is right or
just, even in the face of
opposition, discomfort, or
potential harm.
Our idea of courage in modern
culture essentially distinguishes
between two types: moral
courage and physical courage
Why Moral Courage is Important?

Moral courage is important


because it allows individuals
to act in accordance with their
values and principles, even in
the face of adversity.
Examples of Moral Courage 5

Standing up to injustice: When someone speaks up against an injustice, even if it


means putting their own safety and well-being at risk, it shows moral courage.

Resisting peer pressure: When someone goes against the group consensus to do
what they know is right, it shows moral courage.

Reporting wrongdoing: When someone reports misconduct, even if it means going


against powerful individuals or institutions, it shows moral courage.
Characteristics of individuals
with Moral Courage
• Integrity
• Empathy
• Confidence
• Resilience
• Self-awareness
• Perseverance
• Courage
Benefits of having Ways to develop Moral
Moral Courage Courage

• Integrity • Identify your values


• Respect • Educate yourself
• Empowerment • Start small
• Positive Impact • Seek support
• Personal Growth • Build resilience
• Justice • Take action
• Leadership • Practice self-reflection
WILL

Will is the capacity to make


conscious choices and
decisions, and to act upon them
with determination and
persistence.
Willpower 9

It bestows the ability to overcome


laziness, temptations, and bad habits
and to carry out actions, even if they
require efforts, are unpleasant and
tedious, or are contrary to one's
habits.
Why Will is Important?

Will is important because it


enables individuals to pursue
their goals and dreams, and to
overcome obstacles and
challenges that may stand in
their way.
Willpower and self-control are important
not just for major accomplishments and
overall success, but also for daily decisions
such as studying, attending classes or work,
reducing weight, eating healthily,
exercising, growing spiritually, keeping
your word, and almost everything else.
Examples of Strong Will
12

Thomas Edison: Despite failing thousands of times, he remained persistent and


eventually invented the light bulb, becoming one of the most influential inventors in
history.

Nelson Mandela: He spent 27 years in prison for fighting against apartheid in South
Africa but remained resolute in his determination to end the oppressive system and
eventually became the country's first black president.

Serena Williams: She has faced numerous obstacles and injuries throughout her
tennis career, but has remained focused on her goals and is considered one of the
greatest tennis players of all time.
Characteristics of individuals
with Strong will
● Determination
● Self-discipline
● Self-motivation
● Flexibility
● Patience
● Confidence
● Focus
Benefits of having Strong Ways to develop Strong
will will

• Achievement of goals • Set clear goals


• Personal growth • Break goals into smaller
• Improved self-control tasks
• Increased confidence • Practice self-discipline
• Better time management • Develop positive habits
• Improved health • Practice self-awareness
• Reduced stress • Surround yourself with
support
• Practice self-care
• Celebrate small wins

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