Integrity
Once balance is distinguished, you do not need to rediscover it every time.
You simply get on and ride.
Balance, once distinguished, is permanent.
And with that, a whole new realm of possibility opens — not only for riding, but for how we move through the physical world.
Integrity works differently.
When integrity is distinguished as honoring our word — as the condition of being whole and complete — it too opens a new realm of possibility:
workability and high performance.
But unlike balance, integrity is not permanent.
Integrity must be generated — again and again, in every moment, on every occasion.
The cost of being out of balance is immediate and obvious.
The cost of being out of integrity — failing to honor our word — is subtler, but just as real.
We erode our wholeness.
We reduce workability.
We diminish ourselves as people of integrity.
Balance is automatic once learned.
Integrity is a stand — a choice we must freely and continually make.
And the good news?
We can always choose it again.
