Quotes About Responsibility

A leader who accepts his own excuses cannot help others overcome theirs.

Every right that we enjoy has a corresponding duty to not interfere with the enjoyment of the same right by others.

Just as water will not surpass the capacity of the container, a team's success will not surpass the capacity of the leader.

Leaders begin with a different question than others. Replacing who can I blame with how am I responsible?

Quality of work is directly related to the quality of a person's character.

Leaders do what ought to be done whether their deeds are known by thousands or known by no one.

Those who row the boat don't have time to rock it while those who rock it don't have time to row it.

Most people live with pleasant illusions, but leaders must deal with hard realities.

You cannot expect your team to rise above your example.

When a leader buys his own excuses, he also, unfortunately, sells them to his team.

To lead from the front you must get off your behind.

If you don't respect money, it won't respect you.

Discipline is a given; the choice is whether it is applied internally or externally.

The character to follow thru on commitments made to others is built by following thru on commitments made to self.

Everyone carries a bucket of water and a bucket of gas in life. A leader has learned to throw the right one at the right time.

A society that has no wrongs will soon have no rights.

Every leader has the courage to make decisions. No decision is usually the worst decision.

Compromised commitments today lead to creative excuses tomorrow.

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You cannot be upset about results you don't have from work you didn't do.

The greatest leaders are reluctant ones who lead because they realize that no one else seems willing to step up.

The true test of character is to live win-win even when promoted to positions where win-lose is possible.

It is a weak man who blames his failures on the strength of others.

Nafai knew the rule: when a man acts like a child, he's boyish, and everyone's delighted; when a boy acts the same way, he's childish, and everyone tells him to be a man.