Define the principles of virtues that make us the most Admirable.

By
1. engaging with the public to identify people

who meet the condition of
2. a) behaving in a way to spark an overwhelming response of admiration
or
b) wanting to define and develop their own personal admirable virtues

we can
3. interview those people to extract their "10 Principles Of Admirable Virtue"

which we will then
4. catalogue in a comprehensive archive of the worlds most admirable principles

and then finally
5. analyze the results and publish our findings to the world for free.

PRINCIPLE OF AMBITION:
Admirable Ambition is "ATTUNED TO PURPOSE"

Imagine a soccer coach with a new group of players at the first practice of the season setting the rules of the team. 
"When I'm talking, you are listening and looking at me in the eyes, if any one of you is looking away or yapping, the whole team does a lap" - Coach Says.  The players spend the first practice doing laps, half the second practice doing the same and, by the third, they are nudging eachother to stay focused before Coach sends them on a lap.

Does the coach really think its reasonable that a glance to the ground will interupt the practice? No. The coach has the AMBITION to align his practice to serve a higher purpose than only soccer - instilling a life lesson about paying attention, discpline and showing respect.

This specific example of the principle from the Admirable Archive is credited to Alan Alderson, Head Coach of Trinity Western University Mens Soccer, NCCAA Coach of the Year.

We are ambitious, so everything The Admirable Archive does should be aligned in its purpose to the very highest objective and serve more than one purpose at a time.

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