Quote of the day by Plato: “The heaviest penalty for declining to rule is…” — the ancient lesson about choosing who leads
- Leadership can look appealing from a distance, but taking responsibility for other people’s decisions, work or wellbeing is rarely as simple as holding a title.
- There are times when people step forward because they want authority, and others when they do so because nobody else is willing to take responsibility.
- Plato’s famous observation examines the other side of that choice.
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- Leadership can look appealing from a distance, but taking responsibility for other people’s decisions, work or wellbeing is rarely as simple as holding a title.
- There are times when people step forward because they want authority, and others when they do so because nobody else is willing to take responsibility.
- Plato’s famous observation examines the other side of that choice.
Sources: Times of India