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Quotes About Leadership

Nations, empires and movements boom or collapse according to greater forces than the personal traits of their leaders.
~ Mark Steel
Not-so-fun-fact: If the people who work most closely with your ministry end up wanting nothing to do with Jesus, it is no longer a ministry.
~ Unknown
Abraham Lincoln, a predecessor of Barack Obama in both the White House and the Illinois state legislature, had eighteen months of formal education and became a soldier, surveyor, postmaster, rail-splitter, tavern keeper, and self-taught prairie lawyer. Obama went to Occidental College, Columbia University, and Harvard Law School, and became a "community organizer." I'm not sure that's progress--and it's certainly not "sustainable.
~ Mark Steyn
I consider myself a student of success. I'm no better or smarter than anyone else. I'm just another starving man showing others where the food is.
~ Unknown
If you stay too close to someone like Hitler, you are going to burn someday.
~ Unknown
You never want to be the absolute leader in the game of life, the man out front, the one everyone sees and looks to," Leyers said. "That's where my poor Willy made his mistake. He got out front, right there in the light. You see, Vorarbeiter, in the game of life, it is always preferable to be a man of the shadows, and even the darkness, if necessary. In this way, you run things, but you are never, ever seen. You are like a . . . phantom of the opera. You are like . .
~ Unknown
You see, Vorarbeiter, in the game of life, it is always preferable to be a man of the shadows, and even the darkness, if necessary. In this way, you run things, but you are never, ever seen.
~ Unknown
You never want to be the absolute leader in the game of life, the man out front, the one everyone sees and looks to,
~ Unknown
You never want to be the absolute leader in the game of life, the man out front, the one everyone sees and looks to," Leyers said. "That's where my poor Willy made his mistake. He got out front, right there in the light. You see, Vorarbeiter, in the game of life, it is always preferable to be a man of the shadows, and even the darkness, if necessary. In this way, you run things, but you are never, ever seen. You are like a . . . phantom of the opera.
~ Unknown
You never want to be the absolute leader in the game of life, the man out front, the one everyone sees and looks to," Leyers said.
~ Unknown
power was bleeding from Benito Mussolini's grasp like joy from a young widowed heart.
~ Unknown
in the game of life, it is always preferable to be a man of the shadows, and even the darkness, if necessary. In this way, you run things, but you are never, ever seen.
~ Unknown
You never want to be the absolute leader in the game of life, the man out front, the one everyone sees and looks to," Leyers said. "That's where my poor Willy made his mistake. He got out front, right there in the light. You see, Vorarbeiter, in the game of life, it is always preferable to be a man of the shadows, and even the darkness, if necessary. In this way, you run things, but you are never, ever seen. You are like a . . . phantom of the opera. You are
~ Unknown
Francis also did everything in his power to get his people to stay at the bottom or at the edge and never at the top. He didn't even want his friars to be priests/clergy. He said, "You can't preach the gospel if you're part of the structures of power.
~ Mark Townsend
The former head of the Indian Air Force, Air Chief Marshal Arjun Singh, was told to prove that he was not going to demonstrate at the Games. Lieutenant-General Jagjit Singh Aurora, who took the surrender of the Pakistan army after the Bangladesh war, suffered the same indignity.
~ Unknown
The Akali Dai's decision to adopt Bhindranwale was rank political opportunism.
~ Unknown
Operation Blue Star
~ Unknown
The decision to release Bhindranwale was taken by the government.
~ Unknown
In India all politicians, except members of the Gandhi family, have to protect their base.
~ Unknown
To lodge all power in one party and keep it there is to insure bad government.
~ Mark Twain
In statesmanship get the formalities right, never mind about the moralities.
~ Mark Twain
I am different from Washington; I have a higher, grander standard of principle. Washington could not lie. I can lie, but I won't.
~ Mark Twain
I have a higher and grander standard of principle than George Washington. He could not lie; I can, but I won't.
~ Mark Twain
All kings is mostly rapscallions.
~ Mark Twain