It's fit to have followers for that doctrine far and wide. Unless man handles natural zest and urges from inside fairly well, he can turn into a marionette in the grip of others, of fares, that not all that is good and ideal, to say the least. Much growth rests on what pops up from inside. Sincerity counts a lot too, and can work like a disarming agent. We also happen to respect good and decent behaviour.
Solid attainments count a lot along with sane measures of discretion after ends have been attained.
On top of them you can thrive, at least eventually. And by thriving you can develop. Good persons seldom need publicity for thriving. Close to perfect matches for one another, in various ways. Moral that is not a glitter-spectacle but tied in with clearness inside, is far more important.