As we head into March and National Ethics Awareness Month for insurance, I've been thinking a lot about acting with integrity.
I'm a firm believer that most of us are trying our best to do right by our fellow human beings. But in tough times, it's easy to slip into a survivalist mentality where we will do anything to hang on, hoping that when (and if) good times return, we can go back to the luxury of “doing the right thing.”
Except that doing the right thing should never be a luxury. And a quiet trend that started in Dearborn, Mich. actually suggests that nice guys do finish first.
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