There is no one path – to success or even to New York (or Kansas). Similarly, what matters to others can vary widely – so we tried to tighten up that question to focus on three key traits to see what most folks in our community valued most – intelligence, energy, or integrity?
PrinthinkSD
At PrinthinkSD, integrity isn’t just a value – it’s the foundation of who we are and everything we do. We’ve worked hard to grow, learn, and push ourselves to be better everyday, and that journey has taught us the power of staying true to our principles. We’re proud to reflect that same integrity in every relationship we build and every project we deliver. Read more>>
Leonardo Vazquez
Integrity is the most important to me. Intelligence and energy are powerful tools, but without integrity, they can be misused or lead people down the wrong path. Integrity is what builds trust — with customers, your team, and your community. It means doing the right thing, even when nobody’s watching. Read more>>
Agustina Reca
Integrity. When we’re aligned with our values, everything else flows. Our energy is at its best, and intelligence becomes something we use wisely. Being true to ourselves allows us to be smart in our actions, our words, and even our silences. Read more>>
David Ellenstein
Integrity. My father used to say, ‘If you tell the truth, you don’t have to remember what you say’. Being honest, respectful and trustworthy is a credo I try to live by in all my relationships in business and personally. Feeling good about how I treat others is a priority for me and allows me to keep a clearer and more focused mind. Read more>>
