Many of us think of integrity as honesty. While honesty is a part of the definition, it is only a small part. Integrity is the transference of our character, values, beliefs, and attitudes to all of our experiences.

What do you know about yourself? Do you change depending on your surroundings, or are you consistent with your sense of self regardless of the circumstances? When your self is integrated, you are the same as father as you are an employer; you are the same as friend as you are a doctor; you are the same as homemaker as you are a janitor. You are never defined by what you do; what you do is defined by you.
  
When you practice self-love, integrity is a character that is developed naturally. The essence of self-love is choosing to be true to self always. If you are true to self always, then you are true to others always, and that’s integrity.