Loyalty
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This document defines loyalty as the quality of being devoted to a person or cause. It then provides 6 steps to developing loyalty, which include having confidence, pursuing your goals and principles, remembering your identity, and forgiving yourself. The document also shares 5 quotes on the importance of loyalty from various individuals and includes sections for additional quotes and pictures, though these sections contain no other content.
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