The document discusses the importance of good character and how it is developed. It states that outer beauty alone does not define a person's character, and that character is built through commitment to moral values like honesty, integrity, and compassion. Character is shaped from a young age by adhering to moral values and cannot be easily achieved, instead requiring sustained effort through difficult times. A person's true character is defined more by their behavior and treatment of others than by their appearance or possessions. Developing a strong character takes enormous sacrifice over time rather than instantly with fancy clothing. Promoting good character in society is important and strengthening one's own character can lead to finding fulfillment in life.

1. Your outfits don't define your character
We find people in all packages with outer beauty shining but inner
beauty in the style of solid character is missing. Sometimes what
surprises most is that the unsuspecting and highly unpredictable
packages create unmatched milestones beyond our expectations
and become new trendsetters making others envious? When
someone gets applauded for good character he is actually
appreciated for his nature showing integrity, courage, and
compassion.
How to develop a decent character.
You are mistaken if you do think that it will be easily made. What
we require is sustained trials for facing sufferings with the soul
getting strengthened, and inspirational thrust pushes you upward
to achieve the best. It is not a simple commodity to be exchanged.
It is built on your commitment of love, honesty and what
compassion you reflect for others. Grow in your character and this
investment will bring refinement in your ability in treating people
that sometimes can't do him any good to you.
How you value your conscientious adherence
.
Nobody is born with this trait. How you are going to build it will
rely upon conscientious adherence to moral values to be injected
into your mind from your early childhood. Your dress will not
define your true character. So, we cannot judge someone by the
way he appears because the tattered clothes sometimes in reality
narrate a totally different story forcing you to reconsider your
earlier assumptions about him.

2. Your character will be defined by your behavior.
It is the foundation stone helping you immensely to win the
respect of others. Once you lose wealth, you lose nothing. When
there is a decline in your health you are losing something, and
when a character is lost everything is lost. In addition to this your
priorities, dreams, capability to accept challenges in life also
personifies your character.
Great characters are not built in a day.
With fancy suits decorating you for short term gains. It requires
an enormous investment of the utmost sacrifice covering your
repeated trials with sufferings. What you need is the development
of a great mind focusing only on inventing new creations, making
you stand taller both from your adversaries and contemporaries.
You may have a dirty coat to wear but with a clear soul you have
got a much better character than those living a luxurious life.
Can we appreciate and promote good characters?
Yes, we must always handle by strengthening our soul, and
inspiring an ambitious attitude with devotion towards uplifting of
overall personality. Better keep yourself clean and develop a
window filled with brightness and see the world through this
beautiful channel for finding blissfulness in your life.
What happens with character assassination?
Any person having a sound character possesses a robust tree of
reputation with its brightness spreading everywhere. Tree will be
there, but brightness may change its course of direction with the
character assassination.

3. So, our character is always the product of our conduct. As a man
tries to act and follow the path of his life so as to develop into that
nature. His good deeds make him good character and by evil
action he simply becomes a person of bad character.
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