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THE PATH: 16 VIRTUES OF INTEGRITY: Finding Your Way Without Losing Yourself
Integrity.It’s one of those words people like to throw around. A word that sounds important, weighty, solid. But what does it actually mean?
It comes from integra, meaning whole, undivided. Integrity isn’t just one thing. It’s the alignment of all the things. Your values, your virtues, your actions.
But here’s the problem—if you don’t know your virtues, how can you live with integrity?
Chuck Chapman knows this struggle firsthand. A licensed psychotherapist and men’s coach, his search for integrity wasn’t theoretical. It was born out of pain. At his lowest point, his sponsor looked him in the eye and said, “The reason you’re in so much pain is because you’ve been living out of integrity.”
That moment? It changed everything.
It sent him on a mission to find out what integrity actually is—not as a concept, but as a way of being.
And what he discovered became The 16 Virtues of Integrity—a framework for living with purpose and wholeness.
Sixteen virtues.
Sixteen guideposts.
A pathway that takes you from chaos to clarity, from despair to love.
Courage. Assertiveness. Tenacity. Loyalty. Wisdom. Honesty. Humility. Generosity.
Temperance. Excellence. Patience. Self-mastery. Justice. Empathy. Grace. Forgiveness.
Each one, a piece of the puzzle. Each one, a way back to yourself.
With raw honesty, hard-won wisdom, and just the right amount of humor, this book doesn’t just talk about integrity—it walks you through it. Each chapter explores a virtue, weaving together real-life stories, deep insights, and practical steps to help you live it right now.
Because integrity isn’t just about doing the right thing. It’s about becoming the kind of person who can’t imagine doing anything else.
At its core, The Path delivers a simple but profound
Love and Integrity are inseparable.
Love for yourself. Love for others. Love for a life lived fully, wholly, and in alignment with what truly matters.
And when you live with integrity?
You become whole again.
It comes from integra, meaning whole, undivided. Integrity isn’t just one thing. It’s the alignment of all the things. Your values, your virtues, your actions.
But here’s the problem—if you don’t know your virtues, how can you live with integrity?
Chuck Chapman knows this struggle firsthand. A licensed psychotherapist and men’s coach, his search for integrity wasn’t theoretical. It was born out of pain. At his lowest point, his sponsor looked him in the eye and said, “The reason you’re in so much pain is because you’ve been living out of integrity.”
That moment? It changed everything.
It sent him on a mission to find out what integrity actually is—not as a concept, but as a way of being.
And what he discovered became The 16 Virtues of Integrity—a framework for living with purpose and wholeness.
Sixteen virtues.
Sixteen guideposts.
A pathway that takes you from chaos to clarity, from despair to love.
Courage. Assertiveness. Tenacity. Loyalty. Wisdom. Honesty. Humility. Generosity.
Temperance. Excellence. Patience. Self-mastery. Justice. Empathy. Grace. Forgiveness.
Each one, a piece of the puzzle. Each one, a way back to yourself.
With raw honesty, hard-won wisdom, and just the right amount of humor, this book doesn’t just talk about integrity—it walks you through it. Each chapter explores a virtue, weaving together real-life stories, deep insights, and practical steps to help you live it right now.
Because integrity isn’t just about doing the right thing. It’s about becoming the kind of person who can’t imagine doing anything else.
At its core, The Path delivers a simple but profound
Love and Integrity are inseparable.
Love for yourself. Love for others. Love for a life lived fully, wholly, and in alignment with what truly matters.
And when you live with integrity?
You become whole again.
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Published January 10, 2025
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