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Quotes About Responsibility

Guilt was one feeling. We had all played some part in bringing Syd to his present state, either through denial, a lack of responsibility, insensitivity or downright selfishness.
~ Nick Mason
Lawyers were summoned, emergency plans mapped out, and scapegoats nominated.
~ Nick Mason
You have to know your product. You have to advocate wholeheartedly for your product. If you take the king's shilling, you must fight the king's wars.
~ Nick Murray
If I've learned anything this trip, it's that you have to take responsibility for what you don't do, as well as what you do.
~ Unknown
A truly unselfish team player does not care who gets credit for success and is willing to take on blame when things don't go right. Unfortunately, we live in a world when the selfish seem to outnumber the unselfish. Pat Riley points out that the people who create 20 percent of a team's effectiveness may feel that they are deserving of 80 percent of the credit and rewards. The weaker links on a team or in an organization are often the ones who clamor for more credit.
~ Nick Saban
Lesson 2. Great leaders allow the team to take ownership of the rules.
~ Nick Saban
The only dangerous thing about ignoramuses is when they vote for ignoramuses.
~ Nick Webb
If you get mad at someone for being right, they'll second-guess themselves constantly. If you yell at them for telling the truth, they'll just lie next time.
~ Nick Webb
I'm a role model now. I didn't know I was gonna have 13-year-old fans, so I've tried to change a few things here and there. But I also know that the girls don't want me to be Miley Cyrus, either.
~ Nicki Minaj
Maybe if one person suffers anywhere in the world, we all have blood in our hands.
~ Unknown
Marghe was perturbed by her sense of security in Aoife's presence, recognizing the feeling for what it was: the passing of responsibility for her personal safety from herself to Aoife. That scared her almost as much as Uaithne had.
~ Nicola Griffith
She had to be the king's fist, a killer. She had asked for this task. It must be done.
~ Nicola Griffith
Being capable of using violence to defend yourself did not make you a bad person. Being dead because you couldn't did not make you a good one.
~ Nicola Griffith
That lass is yours. Protect her.
~ Nicola Griffith
Hild was glad to escape the responsibilities she didn't quite understand and roam the moor.
~ Nicola Griffith
She was glad to be alone, to be free, to be high above the world, where she could see everything coming. She had people to protect.
~ Nicola Griffith
This is your body. Yours. No one but you has the responsibility to keep it, to keep yourself, whole. If someone pins you to the ground, what will you do?
~ Nicola Griffith
Ah, she'd forgotten that. Well, the child needed reminding sometimes.
~ Nicola Griffith
Beside her, Edwin stirred. Rædwald the overking was dead and under the dirt. Now Edwin was overking. Hild could feel him swelling like bread.
~ Nicola Griffith
Your mother has built you a place where you can speak your word openly. Now she asks you to use that for her, and for yourself of course.
~ Nicola Griffith
I can't tell you what is right," she said, "but I can tell you what is expected by others, and by this child. It doesn't matter what she calls you. Mom or Tante or Aud, if legally you are her mother, somewhere inside she will expect you to behave as one. It doesn't matter if this is likely, or even possible, it is what she will expect.
~ Nicola Griffith
Her back was very straight as she walked away, despite the fact that, on top of jet lag, she must have been up all night taking charge of my life.
~ Nicola Griffith
This was the kind of work I understood. I knew where wood came from, that for every tree cut down, another was planted, that I could make a chair both functional and beautiful. I was adding to the world, not taking.
~ Nicola Griffith
It didn't matter about Luz. She was nothing to do with me. Sending money was all I needed to do. More. I hadn't put her with the foster parents in Arkansas. I didn't have to help her, or any of the others-because, oh, suddenly it was so clear that there were others. Many, many others.
~ Nicola Griffith