Successful Leaders Are Great Askers

There Are Two Ways Of Being Creative. One Can Sing And Dance. Or One Can Create An Environment In Which Singers And Dancers Flourish.

Almost Without Exception, Members Of Great Groups See Themselves As Winning Underdogs, As A Feisty David Hurling Fresh Ideas At A Big, Backward-looking Goliath. They Always Have An "enemy."

Good Leaders Make People Feel That They're At The Very Heart Of Things, Not At The Periphery.

We Have More Information Now Than We Can Use, And Less Knowledge And Understanding Than We Need. Indeed, We Seem To Collect Information Because We Have The Ability To Do So, But We Are So Busy Collecting It That We Haven't Devised A Means Of Using It. The True Measure Of Any Society Is Not What It Knows But What It Does With What It Knows.

Successful Leadership Is Not About Being Tough Or Soft, Sensitive Or Assertive, But About A Set Of Attributes. First And Foremost Is Character