- A leaders greatest asset is their energy and their ability to energize other people. – @BillHybels
- One of the fundamental requirements of a leader is to stay curious. @BillHybels
- God didn’t make you a leader to respond to stuff. God made you a leader to move stuff ahead – @BillHybels
- Don’t paint the picture of ‘there’ until you build the case of why u can’t stay here. -@BillHybels
- Every life is worthy and every life is capable of greatness – @CondoleezzaRice
- The best thing you can do for a person is give them controls of their own future. – @CondoleezzaRice
- One of the greatest sources of optimism is to keep perspective – @condoleezzarice
- Today’s headlines and tomorrows judgement are rarely the same. – @condoleezzarice
- When you’re in positions of authority, you need truth tellers around u. – @CondoleezzaRice
- When things are tough, people become more of who they really are – @CondoleezzaRice
- The thing that separates great leaders from mediocre leaders isn’t personality, but humility – Jim Collins
- The key to mediocrity is chronic inconsistency. ~Jim Collins
- The question isn’t how to be creative, that’s natural. The question is how to get rid of the stuff that gets in the way of our creativity – Jim Collins
- The greatest danger isn’t failure, the greatest danger is not knowing why u were successful – Jim Collins
- Greatness is a matter of conscious choice and discipline. – Jim Collins
- An organization isn’t truly great if it can’t be great without you. – Jim Collins
- Its the action that solidifies understanding… Especially for young people. – Marc Kielburger
- Healthy organizations have minimal politics and minimal confusion. – @patricklencioni
- A core value is something you’re will to get punished for. – @patricklencioni
- U will never regret doing what is right and walking in integrity. – Mario Vega
- Too often, we argue about Christianity instead of marveling at Jesus – John Ortberg
- It’s one thing to see a vision, it’s another to be seized by a vision. – @BillHybels
My favorite quote is John Ortberg’s “Too often, we argue about Christianity instead of marveling at Jesus.”
Which is your favorite?
[PS: You can download a PDF of these here. You’re more than welcome to tweet away with these]
Leave a Reply