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how Gandhi influenced millions to fight for a single cause

how Gandhi influenced millions to fight for a single cause

“Let us consider the power of faith as it is was demonstrated by a man well known to all of civilisation, Mahatma Gandhi of India. In this man the world experienced one of the most astounding examples of the possibilities of FAITH. Gandhi wielded more potential power than any man

strive for excellence in every action

strive for excellence in every action

“This can be swiftly taught in very few words: virtue is the only good; there is no certain good without virtue; and virtue resides in our nobler part, which is the rational one. And what can this virtue be? True and steadfast judgment. For from this will arise every mental

the real meaning of education

the real meaning of education

In 1919, The Chicago Tribune published articles calling Henry Ford an "ignorant pacifist" for his opposition to World War I. Incensed, Ford sued the newspaper for libel and took the extraordinary step of testifying to refute the "ignorant" allegation. The Tribune's lawyers grilled Ford

true leadership is never about gathering knowledge

true leadership is never about gathering knowledge

“An ‘educated’ person is one who knows how to acquire everything he needs in the attainment of his main Purpose in life, without violating the rights of his fellow men. It might be a surprise to many so-called men of ‘learning’ to know that they come nowhere near qualification as

the timeless essence of leadership: embracing the power of "i don't know"

the timeless essence of leadership: embracing the power of "i don't know"

“A man may become a walking encyclopedia of knowledge without possessing any power of value. This knowledge becomes power only to the extent that it is organized, classified, and put into action. Some of the best educated men the world has known possessed much less general knowledge than some who

things you must know as a leader

things you must know as a leader

the art of building trust and authority

the art of building trust and authority

In both our professional and personal lives, the ability to earn trust and cultivate authority is a fundamental key to leadership and success. Whether you find yourself in the role of a team member, manager, parent, aunt, uncle, coach, or volunteer, the principles of becoming a trusted advisor remain universal.

less thinking, more action

less thinking, more action

“No matter who you are or what may be your lifework, you are playing checkers with TIME! It is always your next move. Move with quick DECISION and Time will favor you. Stand still and Time will wipe you off the board. You cannot always make the right move, but

leaders hold their ground and take charge

leaders hold their ground and take charge

Powered by RedCircle “A leader is an ordinary person, put into an extraordinary circumstance, who chooses to step up and take action.” – Darren Hardy “Everyone is tough until they get punched in the face.” – Mike Tyson A leader is not always born with exceptional abilities or extraordinary qualities; rather, they

the power of decisiveness (part 2)

the power of decisiveness (part 2)

Let's continue our discussion of the detrimental effects of indecisiveness and why prompt decision-making is critical for achieving success. . . . 5. Leadership and Influence: Decisiveness is a hallmark of effective leadership. Leaders who can make decisive choices inspire confidence in their teams and foster a sense of direction. As