Society no longer trains us for consistency - we have to train ourselves.

We leaders set the bar in every facet of our spheres of influence, including joy.

Only authentic leaders seek to improve their self-awareness, because the truth be told, under the surface none of us are really that great.

Self-denial is self-awareness.

The greater the influence, the greater the necessity to cultivate patience and humility.

Authentic thought leaders gain perspective from people who think differently, and actively seek out dissenting voices. 

We all want to change something about ourselves or the world around us; unless we change personal beliefs first, change is impossible.

Those in power positions should first exert power over themselves. Self control is vital to successful leadership.

The moments I am a poor leader are the moments I am selfish.

We estimate character by that which we are capable of appreciating.