Are you a Liar, Cheater or a Prostitute?

In one of the most powerful episodes yet, Aaron tackles the concept of moral inventory. Coach A challenges us to examine the ways we act even when no one isn’t aware.

Can what we do behind closed doors impact the future?

You bet.

Coach Aaron explain how and why. He also shares why keeping to the moral standards we set is important for ourselves and for our children.

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What’s Covered in this Episode

Accepting the challenge of personal moral inventory
The meaning of the title, “Are you a liar, a cheater, or a prostitute?”
Aaron’s personal story about being a liar, cheater, and selling his integrity for 30% more money
The slippery slope we often engage in to protect ourselves from seeing the truth
Taking the stand for your own personal moral inventory
Why it’s important to be a moral example in your own life and that of your children

Key Quote to Think About

“The litmus test for me is that If I can do it and feel comfortable about my grandchildren and children knowing exactly how Big A is doing with his life…”

Key Questions to Think About

If you needed a character witness for a court case, who would you turn to? What would they say?
What areas of morality do you struggle publicly? In private?
How often do you check your moral inventory? Make a goal of checking it regularly.

Key Resources

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