One of Benjamin Franklin's enumerated virtues is sincerity, which emphasizes the value of being true and honest in both words and deeds. Franklin thought that since honesty fosters trust and positive relationships with others, a truthful person avoids lying and doesn't pretend to be anything.

I chose Industry because to make millions of money and funds helping people all around the world who are poor and making the world a better place and giving supplies to them, and negotiating with other people in the world and everything will goes to my industry and Empire to the people of the world and going to south korea for buisness and creating a community and hiring people to my empire to work at my industry and award them and having a office to my empire and name of industry and the money is going to me.

Sincerity is one of the virtues Benjamin Franklin practiced. It is a vital piece for building relationships with other people. Without it, one can say that their friendship isn't true or that it isn't deep. I can apply it by being true to my feelings when conversing with someone.

# RESOLUTION^^^ RESOLVE TO PERFORM WHAT YOU OUGHT.

PERFORM WITHOUT FAIL WHAT YOU RESOLVE......

Out of the 13 virtues, I'd pick Justice. Specifically where we must have to do justice for ourselves and others. Its important to me because with a lot of unfair things that are happening right now. Justice is definitely needed, I know I need it as well for myself. I can practice it by working on myself, or doing "justice for myself".

There are many virtues the great Benjamin Franklin used to make his autobiography, but the one that sticked out to me as a learner is Justice. In a sense, I feel like Justice is severely under-utilized in today's world. There are many cases of injustices in the world that have been popping up lately, even in our countries like the recent flood control scandals. That aside, Justice is all about emphasizing fairness and what's both Morally and lawfully right.

# RESOLUTION^^^ RESOLVE TO PERFORM WHAT YOU OUGHT.

PERFORM WITHOUT FAIL WHAT YOU RESOLVE......

I believe one of the most important virtues of Benjamin Franklin is order, simply because order helps people manage their time, responsibilities, and goals effectively. When things are organized, tasks are easier to finish and less stressful to handle. Order teaches us discipline and focus, that leads to better habits in school, daily life, and even social interactions. By keeping things in their proper place and doing tasks at the right time, a person can become more productive and avoid confusion or wasted effort. We can practice order in our daily lives by keeping things neat, taking a minute to step back and organize our thoughts, and even just taking a moment to think outside the box.