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I've Never Found An Important Decision Made By A Great Organization That Was Made At A Point Of Unanimity. Significant Decisions Carry Risks And Inevitably Some Will Oppose It. In These Settings, The Great Legislative Leader Must Be Artful In Handling Uncomfortable Decisions, And This Requires Rigor.

Leaders Who Led Their Organizations Quietly And Humbly, Were Much More Effective Than Flashy, Charismatic High Profile Leaders.

Smart People Instinctively Understand The Dangers Of Entrusting Our Future To Self-serving Leaders Who Use Our Institutions, Whether In The Corporate Or Social Sectors, To Advance Their Own Interests.

Perhaps Your Quest To Be Part Of Building Something Great Will Not Fall In Your Business Life. But Find It Somewhere. If Not In Corporate Life, Then Perhaps In Making Your Church Great. If Not There, Then Perhaps A Nonprofit, Or A Community Organization, Or A Class You Teach. Get Involved In Something That You Care So Much About That You Want To Make It The Greatest It Can Possibly Be, Not Because Of What You Will Get, But Just Because It Can Be Done.

It Took Einstein Ten Years Of Groping Through The Fog To Get The Theory Of Special Relativity, And He Was A Bright Guy.