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Honesty Challenge

I’m required to write a paper this weekend. But first, I have to challenge myself to three days of nothing less than pure honesty. In other words, starting tomorrow morning everything I say and do will be 100% honest. There will be no lying, no exaggerating, no stealing, no cheating, no law breaking (speeding!), and so on. I can’t imagine this being even remotely easy. Sarcasm is my weapon of choice!

I can’t wait to share my experiences. Does anyone else out there think they could live up to this challenge?

…wait, why is being honest even considered a challenge?

[tags]personal, improvement, honest, college[/tags]

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By Devin Reams
March 3, 2006

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  1. Branden Reams said
    on March 4, 2006

    So anyone will agree with me that the speeding thing you wont be able to do. Remember 4th of July? “Who’s driving?” “NOT DEVIN!!!”

Continuing the Discussion

  1. Devin Reams | Poverty and Africa | devinreams.com linked to this post on March 4, 2006

    [...] I’m going to be brutally honest, today. I’ll begin by saying the situation in Africa sucks. The world has, for the most part, ignored the entire continent. Well, except maybe for South Africa. I hear they have diamonds… [...]

  2. Devin Reams | Living Honestly | devinreams.com linked to this post on March 6, 2006

    [...] I was given an assigment to spend three days living 100% honestly. No fibs, no exaggerating, no cheating, no stealing. The following are my thoughts: [...]

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