There is a way that seems right to a man, but in the end it leads to death. (Proverbs 14:12)
Mankind's behavior is driven by a system of needs. Needs or potential needs are the product of one's spiritual, social, and/or political environments. These environments contribute to an individual's perception of his/her world, and they govern his/her behaviors. Outcomes from behavior may be desired or undesired, positive or negative, finite or eternal. The individual, daring enough to self-examine, will, at some point in life, ask him/herself, "What manner of person ought I to be...?"

About the Author
James W. Dansby, Sr., is a retired business owner, corporate manager, business consultant, and educator. His family consists of my wife, Julie Ann, and their two children, Jasmine Adlene and Joshua Wade.
His educational background includes: a) B. A. Degree, Government and French (Texas Southern University); b) M. A. Degree, Education/Teaching (Pacific Lutheran University); c) M.B.A. Degree, Business Management (Pepperdine University); and d) doctoral program, Business/Economics (Washington State University).
Professional experiences include: a) public and private school teacher; b) college and university instructor; c) corporate vice president; d) director, technical training institute; e) education coordinator, corrections facility; and f) President/CEO, management and consulting Firm.