I watched a video this week, film was 'Deep Impact'. It's about an asteroid on a collision path with Earth, and our efforts to avert disaster.

If it hit, it would make a, wait for it, deep impact! You've got to hand to those Hollywood types, haven't you!

It came out in 1998, same year as 'Armageddon', a film about an asteroid on a collision path with Earth, and our efforts...well you know rest.

I like both films, it's tough to choose between them.

'Armageddon' does have Liv Tyler, and fantastic Diane Warren song by Aerosmith, 'I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing'.

On other hand, 'Deep Impact' has Tea Leoni, who could focus my telescope any day of week.

If you haven't seen films, look away now, because. in 'Armageddon' they stop asteroid, but in 'Deep Impact' they don't.

Ok, you can look back now. Hhhm, not sure that works.

Back to real life, and in fact, in outer reaches of our universe, they have spotted a little critter of an asteroid, which seems to be heading our way. It's a few hundred years away, but plans have already been investigated as to what to do.

Landing on it? Er, I don't think so.

I could write on and on about it, it’s one of, if not *the* main code I live my life by.

Honesty. Truth.

All covered by fluffy cushion of integrity.

Treat others as you’d like to be treated yourself, and you won’t go far wrong. If you are treating others in a way that you wouldn’t accept for yourself, you are not operating from a position of integrity.

So that’s a very brief but effective guide when it comes to dealing with other people.

How about dealing with yourself – do you follow it then?

It’s an important point. All too often we let ourselves down. We fail to go extra mile for ourselves. We settle for what we know to be second best.

It’s easy to do, I’ve know I’ve done it. We all want an easy life don’t we, so why push ourselves when we don’t have to?

Integrity, that’s why!