Welcome to Grappling with the Gray, a forum for promoting the development of an ethical mindset and ethical decision-making to help us clearly see both sides of complex issues and better navigate the moral challenges of everyday life.
You can’t be ethical until you’ve fully examined and understood both sides of any issue.
Few things in life are black and white. That’s why we have to learn to Grapple with the Gray.
This episode's ethical challenge:
About 20 years ago I was applying for life insurance. The first question on the application form asked, “Have you ever gone skydiving?”
Well, I had gone skydiving, but that was back when I was a reckless sophomore in college. I had no intention of ever jumping out of a plane again.
So what should I do? Should I tell the truth and risk damaging my eligibility or incurring higher premiums? Or should I lie to give a more accurate impression of who I am now?
Meet this episode's panelists:
Byron Edgington is a retired military pilot and co-author of "Journey Well: You are More than Enough."
https://www.linkedin.com/in/byronedgington/
S. Scott Mason, aka the Myth Slayer, is a transformation coach, speaker, and podcaster.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/smason1/
Diane F. Wyzga, JD, is a storyteller and global podcaster guiding professional woman to get to the heart of their message so they are seen, heard, understood, and listened to.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/diane-f-wyzga-qmsa/
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