who said "a wise chieftain expands his influence and ability to serve the nation only thru art of delegation?
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Atilla the Hun.  Qtd in: Roberts, W. (1990). _Leadership secrets of Attila the Hun_. New York: Warner Books.
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Google this phrase:\n\n"policycommittee@"\n\nWITH the quotes!
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"The rate at which a person can mature is directly proportional to the embarrassment he can tolerate"\n......(by --dont remember)\n\n"Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something"\n......Plato \n\n"The reasonable man adapts himself to the world;\nThe unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.\nTherefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man"\n......George Bernard Shaw\n\n"Feel like Christ and you will be a Christ; feel like Buddha and you will be a Buddha. It is feeling that is the life, the strength, the vitality, without which no amount of intellectual activity can reach God"\n......Swami Vivekananda\n\n\nhope u like them........good day
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its is somewhat of a paradox....but a man is noble as he is....and only he will control the level of his noblity~
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First he created dynamite but was afraid his legacy would be the militry use of that would make his legacy one of death.  He began giving Nobel Peace Prizes to insure his legacy would be one of peace.  Perhaps what he teaches is that you can control your own legacy for future generations.
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" The wisest man knows what he doesnt know " - chinese proverb   . I like it because it makes you think and not act like a fool.
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"Effective" leader is not the same as "good" leader.  An effective leader is one who gets people to do what he wants.  A good leader gives them good things to do.  So the most effective leader in known history would be Adolf Hitler.  I am not willing to call him a good leader, however.  For good leaders, possibly the most effective ever was Winston Churchill.  Interesting, isn't it, that fate pitted those two against each other?  Do you believe it was just coincidence?
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I keep six honest serving-men\n(They taught me all I know);\nTheir names are What and Why and When,\nAnd How and Where and Who.\n\n– Rudyard Kipling.
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Probably George Washington.  He inhereted a country that was pretty much going to Hell in a handbasket and set it on the path to become what would become arguably the greatest country in the history of mankind.  I don't think George Bush, Bill Clinton or George Bush Sr. should be listed as answers here because insufficient time has really passed for their legacies (and the full consequences of their decisions) to be assessed.
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Abraham Lincoln....he used to talk about his wrestling experience while in the White House\n\nVice President Chaney was also a wrestler, as was Andrew Jackson.
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Leadership associated with a position of authority\nIn On Heroes, Hero-Worship, and the Heroic in History, Thomas Carlyle demonstrated the concept of leadership associated with a position of authority. In praising Oliver Cromwell's use of power to bring King Charles I to trial and eventual beheading, he wrote the following: "Let us remark, meanwhile, how indispensable everywhere a King is, in all movements of men. It is strikingly shown, in this very War, what becomes of men when they cannot find a Chief Man, and their enemies can." [3]\n\nFrom this viewpoint, leadership emerges when an entity as "leader" contrives to receive deference from other entities who become "followers". And as the passage from Carlyle demonstrates, the process of getting deference can become competitive in that the emerging "leader" draws "followers" from the factions of the prior or alternative "leaders".\n\nThe United States constitution provides another example of recycling authority. In the Constitutional Convention of 1787, the American Founders rejected the idea of a monarch. But they still proposed leadership by people in positions of authority, with the authority split into three powers: in this case the legislative, the executive, and the judiciary. Under the American theory, the authority of the leadership derives from the power of the voters as conveyed through the electoral college. Many individuals share leadership, including the many legislators in the Senate and the House of Representatives. [4]
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There is nothing new in the world except the history you do not know. — Harry Truman\n\nThis is the correct quote. It was in a interview with William Hillman.\n\nJournalist and news commentator; editor of Mr. President (1952); assistant to Harry S. Truman in various writing projects, including Truman's Memoirs (1955-56) and Mr. Citizen (1960). \n\nThe papers of William Hillman mostly document his association with Harry S. Truman and his work as editor and assistant to Mr. Truman in the writing and publication of Mr. President (1952), Memoirs (1955-56), Mr. Citizen (1960), and a number of syndicated newspaper and magazine articles. The collection also contains materials relating to proposed publishing and television projects involving the former President, and Hillman's role as Truman's literary agent and adviser. Also documented is Truman's work, with the assistance of Hillman and David Noyes, on a history of the U.S. Presidency that was never finished. The papers include manuscript drafts in various stages of completion, interview transcripts, research materials, correspondence, handwritten notes, printed materials, press releases, and other items.
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"It is upon the navy under the good Providence of God that the safety, honour and welfare of this realm do chiefly depend" is taken from the preamble to "Articles of War" and was written by King Charles II (1630-1685). No doubt it has been paraphrased by others through the ages.
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oh, he was a mighty ruler....
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churchill was a very wise man.
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It is the Embassador or the Counsulate or Counsulate General
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Instead of cursing the darkness, light a candle.\n-Rabindranath Tagore