Prosperity Through Impeccable Integrity

Do Others Say “Impeccable” Or “Integrity” Speaking Of You?

One of the things I do regularly in my creative process is write down random thoughts, sometimes rambling thoughts, on various subjects that interest me or spontaneously pop into my head. And, to be honest, sometimes when I revisit these weeks or even months later I wonder what the hell I was talking about at the time–though usually I figure it out, and this figuring it out is one of my most productive intellectual exercises. I continue to believe that our brains are really very much like muscles and need to be exercised regularly to work their magic.

So here’s a recent paragraph I wrote:

integrity..consistency of values, actions, principles…a coherent synergy of the whole of one’s being. Together with impeccable…

which means having no flaws…A double “I” power behind one’s quest for prosperity….I am walking my talk, having a consistency between what I say and what I do…in other words, I walk my talk…and I do it flawlessly, or impeccably…without equivocation, or ambiguity, or hesitation, or inconsistency.

It seems obvious to me that I must have looked up a dictionary definition of “integrity” before writing the above, but it’s a word and concept that has always appealed to me. Originally, when first used back in the 14th Century, the word described adherence to a code of values, especially a code of moral or artistic values. In modern times, it is often used as a simple synonym for honesty. But I have always felt it is so much more than that. For me, it’s about personal synergy–all the parts of yourself coming together in one unified whole. Someone who walks his or her talk is the epitome of integrity in this sense of the word. The Merriam-Webster dictionary says integrity is: “The quality or state of being complete or undivided.”

Wikipedia says integrity is: “A concept of consistency of actions, values, methods, measures, principles, expectations and outcomes.” By this definition, integrity could very well be considered the opposite of hypocrisy. And I still like my own definition:

A coherent synergy of the whole of one’s being.

I think it’s what we mean when we say of someone: “She’s really together.” or, “He’s really got it together.” And if another person notes this about you, speaks of you as someone with integrity, I think you can safely say you have just received the ultimate compliment. You are walking your talk and other people notice.

Where does “impeccable” come in? Well, it has a much more simple definition: Without fault. Flawless. Perfect. I see it as more of an ideal, an optimum achievement that is more special for its very rarity. There are times in my own creative process, whether leading a workshop, giving a talk, writing an article or chapter, recording an audio, when I feel I have given an impeccable account of myself. And the power of these two “I” words together, “Impeccable Integrity”, is profound. It means you are walking your talk flawlessly, you have gotten in touch with all your parts perfectly, you are really together.

Can You Ever Use “Impeccable Integrity” To Describe Yourself?

An aspirational ideal to be sure, but hopefully one you have gotten a taste of in your life and your work. This is where the connection to prosperity comes in. Having integrity and an impeccable sense of who you are, sends an energy out into the world. This is the true Law of Attraction, and as such is irresistible.  And it’s very congruent with the concept of manifesting prosperity consciousness by saying what you are going to do and then doing it. With integrity and in an impeccable way.

Jerry