Leadership and Politics Quotes, this Week

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The Quotes today, is credited to George Nimitariye Joseph.

The Quotes:

• Insight and Foresight are a double barrel tool every one who holds the sceptre of leadership must have.

• Leaders see Possibilities where Followers see Difficulties.

• Before a Leader should ever get followers, he must have a Vision.

• Leaders without Vision are like accident waiting to happen.

• You cannot be a Leader if you've never understood "Followership".

• There's more to leadership than having followers.
Lead yourself, others will follow.

George Nimi Joseph

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