Leadership

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Wisdom doesn’t come with position. It arises from one’s sense of responsibility.

Fostering youth isn’t merely a matter of talking. What counts is the depth of our concern for others, the sincerity of our interactions.

Organizations that foster young people will flourish. Organizations that help young people develop will grow.

Leaders need to work harder than anyone else and keep striving to develop themselves. Those who have worked hard themselves can appreciate the efforts and challenges of others and offer meaningful support.

The “greatness” of truly great people lies in their appreciation of the “ordinary.”

The true worth of a leader rests on one thing: How many people you have fostered to carry your vision forward.

One tall tree does not make a forest. Unless other trees grow to the same height, you cannot have a large grove. A true leader is devoted to raising capable people to whom the future can be entrusted.

One is not a genuine leader if one does not foster capable successors. True success cannot be achieved without fostering talented individuals and nurturing their potential.

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Lion of Freedom

Nelson Mandela

Despite being imprisoned for 10,000 days for his unwavering belief in human dignity, Mandela never gave in to despair.

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