Fairness and Significance

standards of intellectual thinking. 
Reflect on what is significant to you in your life and if you are fair in decisions that may affect your family, friends, colleagues, classmates, or society in general. Reflect on the books you have read, and local, national, and international news reports you have heard that speak to a social issue you care about.
Answer either the questions on significance or fairness or both
Significance
1.) Explain a situation or issue that holds significance for you(e.g., health, education, religious, cultural, traditions, family, or any social issue of your choosing).
2.) What are the goals or objectives you are focused on at this time in your career and why? (goal of becoming a business manager at a community health center) 
3.) How will you ensure you reach your goals? Justify your response with examples.
Fairness
1.) When you make a decision is it based on all available perspectives and facts?
2.) How do you ensure you are fair-minded in your decision making?
3.) What are the implications and consequences of your decisions for other people who hold opposing views?