1.  Aware: WARRIORs are keenly aware of their personal capabilities and of their
                     situational conditions.

2.   Mindset: WARRIORs possess the growth mindset. They know they have control of how
                     they perceive the world. WARRIORs are relentless in focusing on the solution,
                     not the problem or the challenge.

3.   Fit: WARRIORs are physically, mentally, and emotionally fit for any situation, especially
                      in times of chaos and crisis.

4.   Disciplined: WARRIORs honor their unique system of processes and habits that enable
                      trusted behavior.

5.   Prepared: WARRIORs are uncompromising in their practices and habits to expect and
                      appropriately responded to the expected and especially the unexpected.

6.   Relentless: WARRIORs are steadfast in their purpose, on their values and for their
                      missions.

7.   Humble: WARRIORs are the first to accept responsibility for misses and failures, even
                       when they didn’t create the circumstances. They are the last to eat and the last
                       to speak.

8.   Kind: WARRIORs are dangerous and controlled in truth and candidness, enabling love,
                       compassion and gentleness.

9.   Benevolent: WARRIORs commit their heart and their actions to the service of others.

10.  Courageous: WARRIORs fear less due to their perspective and preparation when
                       engaging in confrontation, difficulty and risk.

11.  Curios: WARRIORs seek to disrupt what is, the status quo, so that they can create and
                       take advantage of what's possible.

12.  Excellent: WARRIORs accept nothing less than excellence in all things, including
                       failure. They fully accept that how they do anything is how they do everything.
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13.  Leaders Forging Leaders: WARRIORs make leadership their lifestyle. For them,
                       leadership is not a set of rungs on a ladder of hierarchy, nor is it a title or
                       position for command and control. For WARRIORs, leadership is a lifelong
                       development process that evolves one’s ability to communicate and execute
                       compelling influence so that others choose to follow. WARRIORs are leaders
                       who lead and build leaders, as persons of faith, as spouses, as parents, and as
                       community members.