- Write down your goals. (A commonplace of modern motivational advice).
- Examine yourself for compliance with your own ethical beliefs. (The self test.)
- Believe in the power of individuals to bring about change. (The faith factor.)
- Get small groups together to make such a life of virtue a social reality. (Cooperation.)
- Make initiation into the group a definite exercise in having newcomers address ethical values in their lives. (Setting standards.)
- Set out the program in a publication, with the principles enunciated and expanded on. (Promotion by advertising.
- Many groups have spread widely through their use of publications.)
- Be on the lookout for candidates to draw them into the program. (Recruitment.)
- Concentrate on achieving the one goal of promoting virtue. (The energy of focus.)
via Ethical Manifold
