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Hatred and unpopularity at the moment have fallen to the lot of all who have aspired to rule others; but where odium must be incurred, true wisdom incurs it for the highest objects. - Pericles (History of the Peloponnesian War, book 2, Late 430s BC to 411 BC) The quote highlights that leaders often face criticism and unpopularity, especially when making tough decisions. However, true wisdom involves accepting this backlash for the sake of higher goals. Modern leaders must prioritise long-term vision and ethical objectives, even if it means enduring temporary disapproval, to achieve meaningful and impactful outcomes. Simon Leadbetter #pericles #wisdom #vision #decision #mindsetmatters #weareunchained #unchainedquotes
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Greatness is defined by actions, and the greatest men live with integrity in every responsibility. #workerz #honor #integrity #leadership #responsibility #workerzvalues #discipline #consistency #commitment #Inspiration #BusinessEthics #workculture #leadershipgoals #CallCenterExcellence #neverstopgrowing #betterthanyesterday #workerzllc #weareworkerz
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"The Ultimate Professional Principle: To Thine Own Self Be true. Reflecting on the timeless wisdom of Shakespeare: "This above all: to thine own self be true." In our professional lives, authenticity and integrity are paramount. When we stay true to our values and principles, we not only build trust and respect but also foster genuine connections with colleagues and clients. Being authentic allows us to navigate challenges with clarity and confidence, ensuring that our actions align with our true selves. This authenticity is the foundation of strong, lasting relationships and a fulfilling career. As we strive for success, let's remember to lead with integrity and stay true to who we are. It's not just about achieving our goals but doing so in a way that is honest and true to our core values. #Leadership #Integrity #Authenticity #ProfessionalGrowth #WisdomWednesday
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🌟 As business leaders, we have a responsibility not just to follow the rules, but to uphold a higher moral standard. Exploiting loopholes and evading responsibility erodes trust and undermines the very fabric of civil society. 💼 The workplace is not just about profit margins and bottom lines; it's about people. We need to keep it real by bringing people together and fostering genuine connections. Let's remember Dunbar's Number - 150 is our limit when it comes to social connections. 🤝 Let's make it a priority to meet the people we help and give them our time, not just our money. Building trust takes time; it's more than a 7-day process but less than 7 years. 🚫 Destructive abundance occurs when selfish pursuits outweigh selfless ones, leading to a toxic imbalance. Let's not lose sight of why we entered the game in the first place. Let's replace temptation with challenge and prioritize the well-being of all involved. #BusinessEthics #MoralLeadership #TrustBuilding #DestructiveAbundance #WorkplaceCulture #Equity #DEI #EDI #JEDI #mentalhealth #wellbeing
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#1 new release in Christian Leadership #2 overall in Christian Church Administration #4 overall for both Christian Leadership and Religious Leadership
New Book: Attentive Church Leadership
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Thoughts? I'm increasingly finding it more impactful to think about certain relational qualities as "alive", rather than some type of idea. Trust is one. Seeing it as a quality we get to impact daily rather than focusing on some kind of "trust finish line" further highlights the wonder of deepening relationships that persevere with authentic union. With that perspective, trust can always enlarge within our experiences with one another. Mark Francis #trust #living #heartqualities #union #relationships #authentic #leadership #experience #intentional #building
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Be True, Stay Grounded, and Lead with Respect In a world where voices compete and opinions clash, there’s one guiding principle we should all embrace: to thine own self be true. Never let anyone sway your perspective unless their reasoning resonates with your core values. True wisdom isn’t measured by appearances or status but by integrity and clarity of thought. When you speak, remember: words carry power. Raised voices may win arguments, but calm tones win hearts. Respect others, even in disagreement, because division often starts when brother turns against brother. Yet, be mindful of those who twist truths to serve their own ends. Protect your heart from those who manipulate sincerity into something it was never meant to be. Surround yourself with people who uplift, inspire, and share your vision for a world built on love, respect, and truth. Stay true. Stay strong. Lead with purpose. #Leadership #Integrity #Respect #Inspiration
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Let’s talk about what it truly means to lead with authority—not the kind that demands respect, but the kind that commands it effortlessly. The Father King is not a tyrant ruling by fear. He is a leader who understands that true authority comes from within, rooted in self-awareness and unwavering purpose. When you step into the role of the Father King, you are not just leading your team or your family; you are guiding them with a steady hand and a clear vision. Authority is about more than making decisions—it’s about making the right decisions. It’s about knowing when to stand firm and when to listen, when to act and when to pause. The Father King doesn’t seek control for control’s sake; he seeks to create a kingdom where those he leads can thrive. Imagine walking into a room and knowing that your presence alone sets the tone. That’s the power of embodying the Father King. You lead not by force but by the strength of your character, the clarity of your purpose, and the respect you earn by being consistent in your values. Your authority as the Father King is what will create the foundation for your legacy—both in business and in life. It’s time to step into that power with confidence and grace. Lead with the heart of a king. Rule with wisdom. Command with quiet authority. #FatherKing #AuthorityInLeadership #LeadWithPurpose #ExecutivePresence #BusinessFathers
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💡 Law 34: Be Royal in Your Own Fashion: Act Like a King to Be Treated Like One Carry yourself with confidence and self-assurance. When you project authority and dignity, others will treat you with respect and deference. By embodying the qualities of a leader, you can command attention and admiration. #Leadership #Confidence #ProfessionalGrowth #CareerAdvice #SuccessTips
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In a world often driven by impulsiveness, stoic principles of unity, virtue, and restraint are more crucial than ever. Marcus Aurelius exemplified stoic philosophy, emphasizing unity and moral goodness. He viewed humanity as one family, resonating with the Maha Upanishad's verse: "The entire world is a family." Marcus believed in responding to evil with virtue and wisdom, contrasting sharply with today's leaders who often seek retribution. During the Marcomannic Wars, Marcus demonstrated that true strength lies in ethical conduct. His calm, strategic approach mirrors JFK's handling of the Cuban Missile Crisis, where reflection and wisdom led to a peaceful resolution. Marcus's mentors instilled in him the values of peace, cheerfulness, and simplicity. These lessons shaped his leadership and have inspired figures like Nelson Mandela and Bill Clinton. #Unity #Virtue #Restraint #StoicPhilosophy #MarcusAurelius #MoralGoodness #HumanityAsOneFamily #MahaUpanishad #EthicalConduct #Leadership #Peace #Wisdom #Inspiration #NelsonMandela #BillClinton #StrategicApproach https://lnkd.in/d73NybqU
From Meditations to boardrooms: How Marcus Aurelius guides modern leaders
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