Each footstep on a wet beach leaves behind an imprint in the sand. Life is like a wet sandy beach. Every step we choose to take is evidence of how we live our lives. What we do leaves an imprint on us and on others. In the past, people valued integrity. They highly regarded stories of honorable acts such as George Washington telling his father the truth when asked if he had cut down the cherry tree and Abraham Lincoln walking several miles to return a penny. People valued upstanding character. A person's word was as good as his/her bond. Legal contracts were bypassed because people gave their word and shook hands on it. Integrity was important, and people of integrity were highly esteemed. People of integrity live without fear and never have to look over their shoulders and worry of being found out. Their behavior is beyond reproach, and they have clean consciences. They walk with their heads up because they are not ashamed. They are honorable people for whom family, friends, and the community hold in high esteem. Their footprints are ones in which others can walk.

1. Who Am I?
2. Who Would You Trust?
3. Cryptic Messages
4. What Is Trust?
5. Curious Contents
6. Dependable or Unreliable
7. Trusting a Friend
8. Good and Bad Advice
9. Tests of Trust
10. Sidewinders
11. Regaining Trust
12. Mirror, Mirror on the Wall
13. Truth or Consequences
14. What Would You Do?
15. Doing the Right Thing
16. Honesty is the Best Policy
17. What You Are and What You Do
18. The Whole Truth
19. I Will Catch You
20. Cheaters Never Win
21. Like a Thief
22. A Woeful Feat
23. Liar, Liar Pants on Fire
24. My Valued Things
25. The Cable Car
26. Getting Back on Track