Edmund Burke: It is by imitation, more than by precept, that we learn anything.
It is by imitation, more than by precept, that we learn anything.
In today’s wordsWe learn more from imitating than from being told.
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- Tension is anything that stretches us beyond our normal limits. Therefore leadership is the dissonance our normal must embrace for greatness.
- Leaders must be BIGGER than what they would say or do in a given situation that would give them cause to judge what someone said or did.
- Learning is theoretical until you implement it! Once what you have learned is proven by your life, it becomes transformational!
- You should be continually learning, from the experience of others, or from your own experience, reading, and reflection, to do everything you have to do better to-day than you did yesterday.
- A person is not going to undertake to learn anything that they think they already know.