Integrity is defined here not as morality, but as honoring your word: doing what you said you would, or cleaning it up when you do not.
Integrity, in this distinction, is not a claim to moral superiority. It is honoring our word.
That means doing what we said we would do. When we cannot, it means saying so, acknowledging the effect, and addressing the promise rather than allowing it to disappear. Workability depends on others being able to rely on what we say.
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