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Leaders can come in different forms and flavors, but core elements rarely vary: talent, integrity, courage, vision, commitment, empathy, humility, and confidence.
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65 |
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Judge people by their values, character, and deeds – not by their looks, backgrounds, and philosophical beliefs.
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110 |
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Doing better is the healthful response to most anything.
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131 |
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Each of us has a stake in the accomplishments and failures of those around us; each of us holds an interest in the deeds of others.
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153 |
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Like the tide that raises all ships, no one can lift others without first being made better himself.
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154 |
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Leaders must instill in others a sense of entitlement, appreciation, and loyalty. If one does this successfully, others are lifted to greater achievements.
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155 |
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The realities of this world are hard work, preparation, negotiation, determination, commitment, honesty, and charity.
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161 |
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Unprofitable investments and expensive toys will almost always be the byproduct of having more money than one needs.
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188 |
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Nature doesn’t really care whether you feel good. It selects for traits that improve survival and reproduction.
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112 |
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In setting rules for how to behave in the future, you’re often in a calm, cool state, so you make unrealistic commitments.
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