_{^{The Goal -} Magnaminity}

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The magnaminous person. ⬇️

Aristotle considers magnanimity to be the greatest virtue. It is concerned with high honors above and beyond what is possible for the average person. This is similar to the virtue magnificence (megaloprepeia) found in the preceding chapter (NE IV. 2), which is concerned with large - scale generosity.

The 7 virtues that obtain the goal of magnaminity which you already know to be one of the greatest virtues. Follow these and achieve the result of more than what these virtues may be obvious to obtain. Selflessness incorperated always becomes selflessness reaped.

Virtue 1- Trust

Without Trust Society as a whole falls apart, Society in of itself is built up by trust.

Trust is the first exchange of value in relationships.

Trust is the first board that builds the bridge.

Trust Will bring fruition to growth, Iron sharpens Iron.

Every relationship is an exchange.

An exchange of what? Value.

With this exchange of value trust is required, hence why trust is one of the most important things to have.

Trust is the value.

But trust alone will not help you in a world of wolves in sheep’s clothing.

Acknowledgement is vital in the realm of trust.

Do not choose optimism or pessimism over acknowledgement

Optimism and pessimism affects trust greatly, because both of these qualities can bring denial or acceptance of certain outcomes in any situation.

Being optimistic is denying the practical negative possibility.

Being pessimistic is denying the practical positive outcome.

Acknowledge that there are those who lie, steal, and reciprocate the bad qualities done unto them.