Ethics; You know them when you feel them.

We are born wired with rules of ethics. We know them when we feel them. But, to make them more useful it is better to have the rules articulated in a clearly written set. Ethics for the Real World: Creating a Personal Code to Guide Decisions in Work and Life by Ronald A. Howard and Clinton D. Korver helps to do that and much more. It helps us to recognize and deal very effectively with the common dilemmas we face everyday. It is a only about 225 pages but it is one of the most clear-headed treatments on the subject I've ever read. It is chock full of real world situation and lucid examples of the tools we all need in order to recognize the importance of ethics at home and at work and to develop those tools and rules in ways that clarify them and take them out of the realm of mysticism and place them squarely into our everyday real lives in real unambiguous language and practices. Try it, you'll like it! Here's a better review.>>