1.

Motivate
It represents the reasons for people's actions, desires, and
needs. Motivation can also be defined as one's direction to
behavior or what causes a person to want to repeat a behavior
and vice versa.
We need to be motivated so that we can fully perform our
duties and responsibilities to safeguard the society and protect
the general welfare of the people.

2. Organize
The entire philosophy of organization is centered on the
concepts of specialization and division of work. The division of
work is assigning responsibility for each organizational
component to a specific individual or group thereof. It becomes
specialization when the responsibility for a specific task lies with
a designated expert in that field. The efforts of the operatives
are coordinated to allow the process at hand to function
correctly. Certain operatives occupy positions of management at
various points in the process to ensure coordination.

Every organization has its own purposes and objectives.

Organizing is the function employed to achieve the overall goals
of the organization. Organization harmonizes the individual goals
of the employees with overall objectives of the firm.
Example:
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In the Philippine National Police, it is compose of

individuals and groups. These Individuals are grouped into
departments and their work is coordinated and directed
towards organizational goals to achieved the vision and
mission of the whole agency.

3. Develop
means grooming and enhancing ones inner and outer
personal to bring in the positive change for your life. Each
and every individual features a distinct persona that could
be polished, refined and developed. This technique

includes improving communication, language speaking

abilities and boosting ones confidence, developing certain
hobbies,
extending ones scope of understanding or skills, manners and
studying fine etiquette, including grace and style for the way
one appears, walks and talks and total imbibing oneself together
with liveliness, positivity and peace.
4. Lead
How do we lead? As the world becomes more competitive and
complex, and the chances of deadly conflict grow, we must lead ike an
honourable man: thoughtful, intelligent and dedicated.
5. Educate
The word education has all sorts of meanings and connotations.
Its origin, educare, means to lead out. Education occurs when,
knowledge, skills and habits are formed, through teaching,
training and research, usually transferred from one person or
generation to another.

The purpose of education is two-fold: (1) utilityto make people

useful and to be able to contribute to the wellbeing of society;
and (2) characterto instill lasting values in people. Lasting
values include putting God first, integrity (honesty, fairness to
self and others), hard work, sharing the good things of life
(Gods blessings) with others, and respecting the feelings,
opinions and rights of others. Competence and efficiency
without character or morals could be dangerous.

A trained mind without morals could be the worst criminal! That

person could use his/her well developed mind for dishonorable
purposes!
Wen must always remember that the essence of true education
is to make the educated person useful to God and serviceable to
society.
6. Respect
Self-respect is a fundamental for a great life. If we lack selfrespect we will be insecure and strive to be someone we are not.
To develop self-respect means to cultivate the self confidence to
deal with whatever life throws at us.
Example:
We are sensitive beings. Nobody likes criticism and
when we are criticized, either directly or indirectly,

we feel bad about ourself even if the criticism is

not justified. To maintain a sense of self respect, we
need to learn how to deal with criticism. Dont take
criticism personally. Look at it from a detached
perspective. Maybe it is false, in which case we
should ignore it. If their is some truth, we can use it
to develop our character. However, it is important
not to take criticism too personally. Just because we
are not very good at a particular task, doesnt
mean we need to lose our self respect.
7. Love
As human beings, love seems to have an important role in our
lives: our lives go better when we are loved and when we love
others. Yet the role that love plays is not simply that of an
optional accessory or adornment it is nice to have, like icing on a
cake. Love is more fundamental than that and seems to speak to
our very humanity: without love, or at least the potential for
love, we would be somehow less than human.
We will never know how to love unless we know how to hear