What are some examlpes of Rugged individualism?
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Getting stabbed, pulling the knife out, putting duck tape on the wound to stop the bleeding and then going to work.
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In laymans terms, good character. For instance, a person with patience would have a virtuitous trait.
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flock behavior/ pack mentality.  \nit also allows for altrusim and sacrifice- which equates to individuals putting the good of the tribe/pack ahead of that of the invividual. creating a greater liklihood of survival.
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Treat others with love and respect.\nStrive for justice and peace.
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Justice, respect and love for humanity.\nBe true to others as you want others to be with you.
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1.  If on the path you don't meet your equal it's best to travel alone; there is   \n     no  fellowship with fools. (Buddha)\n\n2.  Hell is truth seen too late - duty neglected in season (Tyson Edwards)\n\n3.  If a true sense of value is to be yours it must come thorough service.
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-thoughtful kindness\n-dedication to honesty/integrity\n-curiosity\n-passion for improvement\n-love for family\n-faith beyond sight, because so much is accomplished in the lean years, so much exists that we cannot see \n-hope\n-perseverance
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Sincerity, Communication, Attitude, Character, Mentality, and probably the persons Way of Life.
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1. Pnybt\n2.Diversity is a form of individualism, unique characteristics, beliefs and values. Amongst humans, particularly in a social context, the term diversity refers to the presence in one population of a (wide) variety of cultures.\n3.an individual who helps others and doesn't ask for anything in return. hard working, loving ,caring,husband,father.\n4a. the thing i like most about  myself is again, my good nature and willingness to help others.\n4b.the thing i dislike about myself is my health problems. \n5.I wouldn't want to be anyone else. I am my own person, good health or not. maybe to be younger and know then what I know now, I would try to do more for my health.
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personality\nappearance\nloving\nhonest\ntrustin
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honesty\nopen-mindedness\nwillingness
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If integrity is steadfast adherence to some kind of guiding principle or belief, and the refusal to veer from that course even when it means you might be embarrassed or otherwise uncomfortable...\n\nIn my own life, integrity is one of the *most* important guiding factors of my behavior and decisions and comments.  Without it, I would not respect myself; maybe not even like myself.  Living without honesty (to myself and others) is living without reality!  I can have forays into dishonesty in the sense of playing a role or having an adventure.  But I am always aware of the game, and that means I am being true to myself.  \n\nOthers deserve my honesty as much as I do, and they deserve the real me -- or maybe I just prefer sharing the real me.\n\nHonor isn't a word I connect with as readily.  I believe I live my life with honor, now that I think about it.  I can see how it goes along with integrity, but just isn't a concept I think much about.  \n\nLife for everyone would probably be immeasurably improved if we all were conscious of integrity and how good it makes us feel about ourselves... how comfortable in our own skin.  \n\nI often fantasize about a world where people treat each other with respect and, ok, honor.  Where people have the *courage* to tell the truth when asked a question, and to be themselves in a crowd, say, rather than become a total jerk and expend so much energy putting up a front.  I can't claim to have always lived as I've described and wanted.  But I constantly strive for it, and wish others did, too, more than they seem to.\n\nWouldn't it be wonderful to know you could leave something belonging to you unlocked and unguarded... and it would not vanish? ... to know you could meet someone and learn much sooner who they really were, and if you had compatible interests, beliefs and experiences?... to know you could live your life free of rude jerks (and I'm being kind) who don't have the integrity to respect your time, your feelings, your thoughts, your belongings, your space...?\n\nAnd isn't it a great feeling to *relax* and be your true self??  To know that whatever is true is ok, in some way? ... that there's no need to hide, and that hiding takes a lot more energy than a life of integrity?  \n\nWhat an improvement in life we'd experience if we all had that inner motivation to be the ultimate guide.  Imagine people doing the right thing, not because they'd otherwise get *caught*, but because it's the right thing.  Imagine someone thinking they *wouldn't* get caught... getting that bootleg movie online, say, filing a fraudulent insurance claim, or stealing from a store, yet they *don't* do it because it's wrong.  Imagine a misguided teen knowing that having a buddy say it's alright to do something bad doesn't *make* it alright.  Or standing up to peer pressure by not joining a gang or hate group or the others who pick on the "unusual" kid -- because of integrity standing guard where there's fear of rejection.\n\nTo have integrity could also mean to be whole, as in to have a healthy, comfortable mix of personality traits, interests, pastimes... to have balance in how you spend your time and your energy, in what you think about, and in your emotions.\n\nIf everyone had these things (and more that I'm failing to articulate), there would be little need to lash out at others in words or violence.  We wouldn't have to put others down to feel good about ourselves.  We wouldn't all be so "bored" and looking for superficial thrills and distractions to impress someone or feel momentarily happy.  There would be less reason to distrust.  Less fear would mean less over-reaction to words or events, and more reason and rationality.  I could go on and on.\n\nYes, these things are critically important, and sadly, not as well appreciated as they could be.
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Phil 2: 1-4\n\n1If you have any encouragement from being united with Christ, if any comfort from his love, if any fellowship with the Spirit, if any tenderness and compassion, 2then make my joy complete by being like-minded, having the same love, being one in spirit and purpose. 3Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility consider others better than yourselves. 4Each of you should look not only to your own interests, but also to the interests of others.
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being kind to others and not expecting them to be in return.\nshowing christ like love to others no matter who they are.
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Someone has to be strong, and lead the way.\nIf you can keep your head when all about are losing theirs and blaming it on you.------- Then you'll be a man my son.\nRudyard Kipling.\nThis is what keeps me strong in trying situations. It's the challenge.
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Try to be accomodative, contributory and particepating.\n\nWhen in Roam do as Romans do.\n\nShow elasticity in your behaviour and attitude.
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1. being rigid in it's firmness\n2. being dominant over others\n3. a method of interpreting\n4. either the language of, or a native of ancient Etruria\n5. to understand and to know\n6. this is assumed to mean 'trusted friend' in the Lone Ranger context, but the Navajo translation is 'soggy bush'\n7. a Greek word which means "proclamation, announcement, preaching"\n8. pretentious nonsense\n9. loosely twisted hemp or jute fiber treated with tar or a tar derivative and used in caulking seams and packing joints \n10. the ringing or tingling of bells\n11. a fear of the number 13