One of the marvelous things about life is that any gaps in your education can be filled, whatever your age or situation, by reading, and thinking about what you read. | |
— Warren Bennis | |
From his book: “On Becoming A Leader“ | |
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Posts Tagged ‘On Becoming A Leader’
Filling Gaps
Posted in Leadership, Quotes, Reading, tagged Education, Leadership, On Becoming A Leader, Quotes, Reading, Warren Bennis on August 1, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Tripping On Treasure
Posted in Leadership, Quotes, tagged Leadership, Norman Lear, On Becoming A Leader, Quotes, Warren Bennis on July 31, 2015| Leave a Comment »
To be an effective leader, you not only have to get the group of followers on the right path, but you must be able to convince them that whatever obstacle stands in the way ahead, whether it’s a tree or a building that blocks the view, you’re going to get around it. You’re not going to be put off by the apparent barriers to your goal. All journeys are filled with potholes and mines, but the only way we can move beyond them is to approach them, and recognize them for what they are. You have to see that it’s only a tree, or whatever, and it’s not insurmountable. Everywhere you trip is where the treasure lies. | |
— Norman Lear | |
Quoted by: Warren Bennis | |
From his book: “On Becoming A Leader“ | |
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Related Parts
Posted in Leadership, Philosophy, Quotes, tagged Leadership, On Becoming A Leader, Philosophy, Quotes, Warren Bennis on February 27, 2012| Leave a Comment »
A lot of leadership is based on the ability to see how all humanity is related, how all parts of society are related, and how things move in the same direction. | |
— Warren Bennis | |
From his book: “On Becoming A Leader“ | |
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