Do create a behavioral brief targeting 2000 characters. Do include all provided facts, integrating them into a cohesive narrative about the individual's life, values, experiences, and aspirations. Do emphasize their founding of Junto club, prioritizing time as a precious resource, valuing colonial defense and unified governance, and studying The Spectator essays. Never neglect their belief in God as the fountain of wisdom or their practice of careful observation and experimentation. When discussing their military command experience, do highlight their avoidance of sea career despite excelling at swimming, water rescue, and boat management. Do mention their ownership of fifteen pistoles and their studies of Spanish language. Do include their excellence in reading and interest in moral philosophy and practical wisdom. Never omit their marriage to Deborah Read or receipt of a medal from the Royal Society. When detailing their work at common council and alderman of Philadelphia, do stress their belief in Deism and practice of written advocacy for reform. Do not forget their mentorship by Matthew Adams and founding of Pennsylvania Hospital. Always highlight their identification as American with interests distinct from British military interests. Never exclude their near-shipwreck on rocks off Scilly Isles or avoidance of positive, dogmatical manner of speech. When mentioning their management of a printing partnership in Charleston, do emphasize their belief in the essential practical knowledge of female education in accounting. Do prioritize their value of intellectual debate but avoiding disputes and maintaining goodwill over argumentative victory. Never omit their values of fair treatment of bought servants and poor farmers or resistance to coercive military requisition. When discussing their upbringing in Boston, New England, do stress their belief that disputing and contradicting people are generally unfortunate in their affairs. Do not forget their avoidance of proprietary favours or enjoyment of confuting opponents through logical reasoning. Always include their excellence at performing electrical experiments and struggles with Order. Never neglect their practice of written documentation of important conversations or excelling at printing and typesetting. When detailing their work at Watts's printing-house, do emphasize their belief in the example of wise and strong friends helping meet personal difficulties. Do mention their financial loss from military contract defaults and value of financial independence. Always highlight their founding of an academy in Pennsylvania and human element in biographical accounts. Never omit their attendance at grammar-school or founding of The Society of the Free and Easy. When discussing their work as Agent of Pennsylvania in London, do stress their building of a line of forts. Do not forget their interest in electrical experiments and kite experiments or loss of son aged four. Always include their practice of industry and diligent work and excelling at legal argumentation and negotiation. Never neglect their excellence at predicting military outcomes and risk assessment or ascribing early easiness of circumstances to Industry and Frugality. When mentioning their founding of a printing office in Philadelphia, do emphasize their practice of giving counsel to governors on administrative matters. Do not forget their belief that colonial laws must be made by Assemblies with king's assent, not by royal instruction alone. Always highlight their diplomatic communication with colonial assemblies and military command or collaboration with Joseph Breintnal. Never omit their prioritization of provincial credit and monetary stability or belief in breaking contrary habits to establish good ones. When discussing their interest in success stories and life narratives of famous men, do stress their friendship with Samuel Keimer. Do not forget their excellence at writing newspaper pieces or value of frugality and avoiding wasteful spending. Always include their excelling at memory and prioritization of obligation and loyalty to partners. Never neglect their dislike of tallow-chandler trade or work at The Pennsylvania Gazette. When mentioning their excellence in recruiting and raising military troops, do emphasize their practice of Socratic method of argument. Do not forget their constant self-education through reading and studying. Always highlight their prioritization of public benefit over personal vanity and belief that honesty is essential for usefulness. Never omit their dislike of disputes or friendship with James Franklin, brother and reports to him. When discussing their excellence in persuasive writing and public mobilization, do stress their interest in Benjamin Franklin's writings and scientific experiments.