http://www.motivationalmemo.com/true-leadership/ Fri, 10 Feb 2012 07:40:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.motivationalmemo.com/true-leadership/comment-page-1/#comment-9 kristian hahndel Mon, 16 Jul 2007 13:14:00 +0000 http://www.motivationalmemo.com/blog/2005/05/02/true-leadership/#comment-9 hi peter awesome blog. i really enjoyed the part on how you must first search to lead ones own life before becoming an effective and inspiration leader to others. It assumes internal direction instead of external direction. I could really relate to that. I think this will be really worthwhile for any readers to take on board. I love to share my own personal experiences on my own <a href="http://www.myselfhelpstore.com" rel="nofollow">blog over here</a> hi peter
awesome blog. i really enjoyed the part on how you must first search to lead ones own life before becoming an effective and inspiration leader to others. It assumes internal direction instead of external direction. I could really relate to that. I think this will be really worthwhile for any readers to take on board. I love to share my own personal experiences on my own blog over here

]]> http://www.motivationalmemo.com/true-leadership/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Venita Helton Mon, 27 Feb 2006 13:34:09 +0000 http://www.motivationalmemo.com/blog/2005/05/02/true-leadership/#comment-8 Dear Peter, How your words struck me about the mighty who have fallen from grace and are now imprisoned. One of those is my own little brother, a former CFO of HealthSouth. He compromised himself until he could not live with the lies, and then he went to the FBI and SEC to tell them the truth. He knew that in doing so he would open himself up to danger and probable imprisonment, yet he knew the time had come to finally follow the Savior's command to be honest in his dealings. He is now serving a 27 month sentence but in so doing, I believe he has saved his soul. He has finally come to know the Lord in a very real sense. He is now far from the world of jet setters, mansions, and country clubs; instead he wears a green jumpsuit every day and mows lawns with the other "common men" who used to step and fetch for him. He has learned humility. When asked if he would do anything differently and try to get away with what the others have gotten away with through lying, he says, "No! I finally did what was right. I can finally look at myself in the mirror." My hope and prayer is that when he is free again he will forever walk the straight and narrow path. Dear Peter,
How your words struck me about the mighty who have fallen from grace and are now imprisoned. One of those is my own little brother, a former CFO of HealthSouth. He compromised himself until he could not live with the lies, and then he went to the FBI and SEC to tell them the truth. He knew that in doing so he would open himself up to danger and probable imprisonment, yet he knew the time had come to finally follow the Savior’s command to be honest in his dealings. He is now serving a 27 month sentence but in so doing, I believe he has saved his soul. He has finally come to know the Lord in a very real sense. He is now far from the world of jet setters, mansions, and country clubs; instead he wears a green jumpsuit every day and mows lawns with the other “common men” who used to step and fetch for him. He has learned humility. When asked if he would do anything differently and try to get away with what the others have gotten away with through lying, he says, “No! I finally did what was right. I can finally look at myself in the mirror.” My hope and prayer is that when he is free again he will forever walk the straight and narrow path.

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