Our vision is to be the premier provider of resources designed to enhance, preserve, restore, and protect your power and honor. Our resources include: The “Power and Honor Game”, based upon the book: “POWER and HONOR: Respecting Our Courage To Confront”; Honor University; The Client’s Corner; Complaint Writer; and The Plaintiff’s Corner. 

Why Choose Power and Honor?
Choose one of our character enriching resources if you are dealing with professional negligence; organizational fractures; ineffective leadership; corporate downsizing; low team morale; business partnership conflicts; playground or corporate bullies; low teen respect; adult transitions; relationship break up (or repair); emotional abuse; or any relationship in which asymmetrical power is a factor.

The Book
POWER and HONOR: Respecting Our Courage To Confront
Examining The Relationship of Power, Authority, and Honor 
This book clarifies the concepts of Authority, Ethics, Mutuality, Power, Honor, Influence, Impact and Relational Integrity. Each of these topics are made more personal in the “Power and Honor Workbook”, the “Power and Honor Game”,  and leveraged further in the courses available at Honor University. 
See: www.PowerAndHonorBook.Blog.com
 
The Power And Honor Game
Practicing The Concepts of Balancing Power, Authority, and Honor
This board game reinforces the concepts explored in the book:
POWER and HONOR: Respecting Our Courage to Confront.
See: www.PowerAndHonorGame.Blog.com

Honor University
Enhancing Positive Regard
Honor University provides training to help increase your ability to extend higher levels of regard to yourself and others so that you might decrease the negative impact on yourself and others. The curriculum aims toward enhancing dignity, autonomy, mutuality and positive regard by examining core human “assets” (power); levels of regard (honor); spheres of influence ; styles of influence (from those that integrate to those that disintegrate); and impact results (fully resourced, depleting or consumed). Honor University is appropriate for professionals and clients; employers and employees; teachers and students; business partners and anyone involved in a relationship in which asymmetrical power is a factor. See: www.HonorUniversity.com

The Client’s Corner
Preserving Power and Honor in Professional Relationships
The Client’s Corner provides insight into the nature of professional relationships and resources for preserving high levels of honor, positive regard, and client empowerment. The Client’s Corner offers tools for clients and professionals who wish to maximize ethical goal achievement and demonstrate mutual appreciation for each other’s dignity, autonomy, identity, and resources. See: www.TheClientsCorner.com

Complaint Writer
Restoring Dignity, Autonomy, Mutuality, and Positive Regard
Complaint Writer assists people in writing complaints to (or about) professionals who have neglected their professional responsibilities or violated the trust of others. Complaint Writer provides resources and communication templates for consumers seeking to restore personal dignity, autonomy and mutuality within contentious authority-advantaged relationships such as employment, business, health care, therapy, education, church, sports, law, and any state licensed professional. Complaint Writer templates help clients to clarify their experiences, formulate personal requests for wholeness and aim for restoration of relational, ethical, commercial, or legal consideration. By courageously and respectfully confronting professional negligence, Complaint Writer’s approach aims for wholeness without civil litigation. See: www.ComplaintWriter.com

The Plaintiff’s Corner
Protecting Dignity, Autonomy, Identity, Mind and Resources
The Plaintiff’s Corner provides insight into the offensive and depleting stressors involved in the civil suit process and legal defense strategies. The Plaintiff’s Corner will enhance the privileged relationship and attorney-client rapport with tips, tools, strategies and client support. The Plaintiff’s Corner aims at safeguarding the plaintiff’s dignity, autonomy, identity and personal empowerment resources. See: www.ThePlaintiffsCorner.com

1. the aggregate of features and traits that form the individual
     nature of some person or thing.
2. one such feature or trait; characteristic
3. moral or ethical quality: a man of fine, honorable character.
4. qualities of honesty, courage, or the like; integrity:
     It takes character to face up to a bully.
5. reputation: a stain on one’s character.
6. good repute

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