Quotes About Followers

Leaders should never look down on the people who put them into power because every leadership requires followers.

Most people are sheep, and they need the support of others.

At the heart of leadership is the leader's relationship with followers. People will entrust their hopes and dreams to another person only if they think the other is a reliable vessel.

It was so damn strange, John thought, how sometimes the most unlikely, an ugly little man like this one, could hold such power. He had a tremendous command presence, his voice sweet, rich, carrying power. So strange how some had that, could spout utter insanity and others would follow blindly.

The most effective leader is the one who satisfies the psychological needs of his followers.

Followers of Jesus must walk in his footsteps – suffering leads to glory, the cross comes before the crown.

One of the most trying experiences an individual can go through is the period of doubt, of soul-searching, to determine whether to fight the battle or fly from it," Nixon wrote in Six Crises. "It is in such a period that almost unbearable tensions build up, tensions that can be relieved only by taking action, one way or the other. And significantly, it is this period of crisis conduct that separates the leaders from the followers.

Have you ever stopped to think how much unhappiness and downright cruelty are laid to the loving kindness of the Lord? And always by His most ardent followers, it seems.

Those who follow evil gods become evil themselves

Democratic individualism does not officially provide much of a place for leaders in a regime where everyone is supposed to be his own master. Charisma both justifies leaders and excuses followers.

One can often recognize herd animals by their tendency to carry bibles.

I have a huge underground following on the web.

There are literally tens of thousands of people who create regular content on the web and have millions of followers.

If only Jesus' followers shared his personality. That one shift alone would correct so many of the ridiculous and horrifying things that pass for popular Christianity.

We live in an era of social media. We care more about looks, popularity and followers than about real music. And I wanted to get away from that.

The message that you're portraying, that's what drives the type of people that follow you.

I feel like everybody, whether you have one follower or a million followers, has an opportunity to either positively or negatively affect people.

Sometimes there can be pressure to post, especially from your followers.

I post wherever I have an audience.

I think the Republican Party has become something of a personality cult.

He knew that "where your treasure is, there will your heart be also," which is precisely why he commanded his followers: "Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth" (Matt. 6:21, 19). He is not saying that the heart should or should not be where the treasure is. He is stating the plain fact that wherever you find the treasure, you will find the heart.

We've got literally hundreds of cults—everything from John Believer's World Security Party, with its devilishly clever slogan, "Everybody Is Something," to Zoomites, complete with Head Zoom

Malicious or not, strong leaders always attract others.

Malicious or not, strong leaders always attracted followers