Leadership Influence Quotes
Leadership Influence Quote of the day
Example is not the main thing in influencing others. It is the only thing.
One biographer said Kennedy lived along the line where charm became power.
The great actors always play themselves.
Jason (Elam, a Christian) is the kid in high school who gets along equally well with the jocks, the brains, the geeks, and the slackers, and influences their behavior.
Psychology of small things rules.
People fail to realize there's a difference in kinds of money. There is old money and there is new money. Old money has political power but new money has only purchasing power. (1963)
While Lyndon Johnson was not, as his two assistants knew, a reader of books, he was, they knew, a reader of men— a great reader of men.
its size, the House was an environment in which, as one observer put it, members “could be dealt with only in bodies and droves.
Chits knew no ideology.
In my opinion, the state of mind of a community is always directly due to the influence of the man at the top.
The biggest roadblock to changing the world is believing that your voice doesn't matter.
Instead of thinking that you always need to do bigger things, learn to do the small things in better ways.
When leaders lead in ways that people’s brains can follow, good results follow as well.
As a leader, you are always going to get a combination of two things: What you create and What you allow.
You have to imprint your own style. People like authentic personalities.
The political mind is the product of men in public life who have been twice spoiled. They have been spoiled with praise and they have been spoiled with abuse. – Calvin Coolidge
Now even reformers needed political machines.
Resilient communities relied on informal networks of deep trust to contend with and heal disruption.
I thought it best to add nothing further, to let the line of his thought lead him to his own conclusions.
He disliked the social obligations of the captaincy.
The nature of revolutions is to sweep the reluctant along.
Your personal brand determines the kind of leadership influence you’ll provide.