To Become A Leader, You

Exemplary Persons Are Steadfast In The Face Of Adversity, While Petty Persons Are Engulfed By It.

One Who Has Accumulated Virtue Will Certainly Also Possess Eloquence; But He Who Has Eloquence Doe Not Necessarily Possess Virtue.

When Superiors Are Fond Of Showing Their Humanity, Inferiors Try To Outstrip One Another In Their Practice Of It.

It Is True That We Shall Not Be Able To Reach Perfection, But In Our Struggle Toward It We Shall Strengthen Our Characters And Give Stability To Our Ideas, So That, Whilst Ever Advancing Calmly In The Same Direction, We Shall Be Rendered Capable Of Applying The Faculties With Which We Have Been Gifted To The Best Possible Account.

The Superior Man Accords With The Course Of The Mean. Though He May Be All Unknown, Unregarded By The World, He Feels No Regret - It Is Only The Sage Who Is Able For This.