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"Martin Luther King, Jr. was a great leader. He shared his dream with such conviction that it became the dream of millions of others. I heard it said by one of his associates that during the meetings with other civil rights leaders he would sit patiently, intently listening to everything which was said. He was genuinely concerned with what others believed and considered it important to understand them. This in turn made them more inclined to listen to him. Because he was always so intently listening he would inevitably be asked to share his thoughts. His words would then come with such profound understanding, clarity of purpose and confidence in his direction, there was little left to be said when he finished. Great leaders are usually more inclined to listen than to speak. Therefore, when they do speak it is with greater substance."

 
   

Leadership, Management and the Five Essentials for Success
by Rick Joyner, p.50
Copyright 1990 by Rick Joyner
Permission granted by MorningStar Publications

 
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