Jedi behaviors

The Jedi Behaviors Self Discipline

Conquer arrogance

Conquer overconfidence

Conquer defeatism

Conquer stubbornness

Conquer Recklessness

Conquer Curiosity

Conquer aggression

Conquer external Loyalties

Conquer Materialism

Responsibility

Practice honesty

Honor Your Promises

Honor Your Padawan Honor Your Master

Honor the Jedi Council

Honor the Jedi Order

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