Principles by Ray Dalioby Parker on TwosYou have nothing to fear from the truthBe extremely openNever say anything about a person that you wouldn't say to them directlyDon't tolerate dishonestyIt is okay to make mistakes but unacceptable not to identify, analyze, and learn from themLove your mistakesDo not feel bad about weaknessesReflect on painAsk yourself if you have earned the right to have an opinionYou always have the right to have and ask questionsDon't have anything to do with close-minded, inexperienced peopleWatch out for people who think it's embarrassing not to knowConflicts are essential for great relationships to determine if their principles are alignedThere is more than one way to do somethingKnow when to stop debating and move on to agreeing about what should get doneDon't treat all opinions as equally valuableIf someone asks you a questions, think first whether you are the right person to be answeringSpend time and energy getting in syncIf it is your meeting to run, manage the conversationThe most important decision is who will be responsibleFind people who share your valuesobjectively: in a way that is not influenced by personal feelings or opinionsYou will get what you deserve overtimeThe responsible party bears the consequences of what is done