Teamwork

Teamwork is defined as a sense of duty to the groups of which one is a member. The virtue of justice includes character strengths that are broadly interpersonal and relevant to the optimal interaction between the individual and the group or community. People high in teamwork have a sense of identification and obligation that stretches beyond them to include family, friends, co-workers, neighbors, etc. Such people work for the good of the group, rather than for personal gain, are loyal to friends and can be trusted to pull their own weight. They have a strong sense of duty. Satisfaction comes from contributing to the group, not by disparaging other groups. These individuals are admired for their ability to meld their energies with others towards a common goal. They are not likely to be blindly obedient, but rather exercise informed judgment in the interests of the whole.

 

“The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away.”

- Pablo Picasso

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David Luddy

Revised Perception

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