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How do we measure life? After a career full of service, retired four-star General Stanley McChrystal has a lot to reflect on. He thought about his successes and failures, his beliefs and aspirations, and asked himself: Who am I really? More importantly, who have you become? When I die, how will my existence be measured? In the end, McChrystal arrives at a conclusion that is as simple as it is profound: the truth of who we are cannot be recorded in dates or accomplishments. It lies in our character - the most accurate and complete measure of who we choose to be. On Character offers McChrystal's blueprint for living with purpose and integrity, urging us to examine not just our actions, but who we become through them. Drawing from a lifetime of experience, McChrystal offers insights into setting and meeting standards, aligning actions with beliefs, and offers practical advice on overcoming obstacles and pursuing self-improvement. McChrystal believes that personality is not an innate trait, nor is it automatically acquired from education, position, or experience. Rather, it is the product of a series of choices, some ordinary and others fateful, that reveal the truth about our ability to be virtuous. In an age when understanding and upholding our ideals is more important than ever, On Character offers an inspiring roadmap for personal growth and integrity, and a call to be our best selves, as individuals and as American citizens.