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The man whose authority is recent Is always stern. THE GREATES LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES EVER Humaneness -- Aeschylus
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The man whose

authority is recentIs always stern.

THE GREATES LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES EVER

Humaneness

-- Aeschylus

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Be kind, for everyone you meet

is fighting a hard battle!

THE GREATES LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES EVER

Humaneness

-- Plato

Page 3: Humanness

You do not lead by hitting people over the head

—that’s assault, not leadership

THE GREATES LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES EVER

-- Dweight D. Eisenhower

Humaneness

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Leadership is a combination of strategy and character.

If you must be without one, be without the strategy

THE GREATES LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES EVER

-- H. Norman Schwarzkopf

Humaneness

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He makes a great mistake,who supposes that authority

is firmer or better establishedwhen it is founded by force than

that which is welded by affection

THE GREATES LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES EVER

-- Terence

Humaneness

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There go my people.

I must find out where they aregoing so I can lead them

THE GREATES LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES EVER

-- Alexandre Auguste Ledru Rollin

Humaneness

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The highest proof of virtue

is to possess boundless powerwithout abusing it.

THE GREATES LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES EVER

-- Thomas Babington Macaulay

Humaneness

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Nobody rises to

low expectations

THE GREATES LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES EVER

-- Calvin Lloyd

Humaneness

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The leader has to be practical and a realist,

yet must talkThe language of the visionary

and the idealist!

THE GREATES LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES EVER

-- Eric Hoffer

Humaneness

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Leaders must be close enoughto relate to others,

but far enough ahead to motivate them

THE GREATES LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES EVER

-- John Maxwell

Humaneness

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If I have seen further,

it is by standing

on the shoulders of Giants!

THE GREATES LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES EVER

-- Isaac Newton

Humaneness

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Knowledge alone is not enough to get

desired results. You must have the

more elusive ability to teach and to

motivate. This defines a leader; if you

can’t teach and you can’t motivate,

you can’t lead.

THE GREATES LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES EVER

-- John Wooden

Humaneness


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