Apprentice of power
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any men or woman wanting to become a leader first has to become an apprentice of that power. he
then begins to represent hidden interests as well as visible ones according to the dictates of his counsel a leader goes through training of how to make decisions
v a leader is one who can make the best decisions under different circumstances
v a leader is that person whose decisions are sacred as the position itself comes with great responsibilty which cannot be easily fathomed.
v a leader is one who can make the best decisions under different circumstances
v a leader is that person whose decisions are sacred as the position itself comes with great responsibilty which cannot be easily fathomed.
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The world is more of an economic battlefront
where others are the fodder that feed the few incumbent must know his position
in what relationships he forges
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in the game of power survival is the top most concern
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a leader is as strong as those who surround him thus he she must be surrounded with those people who add value
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The leader must be able to have above all else
high level of spiritual insight because the higher you are the less the eyes
can perceive what is below. only the inner eyes can penetrate things.
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The higher you climb the less obvious things
become
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The leader must meditate and the intentions of a leader must not be made known until they have reached a point where nothing can stop them from becoming a reality.
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It is imperative for the leader to search for
wisdom for his reign is only protected by it and it also guides the nation the leaders moral and ethical shortcomings must not directly or indirectly affect affairs of the state/organisation
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The heart may have it's weakness but the mind must maintain control.
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The fearful immortalise the fearless and these
fearful are the ones who live in the world of the fearless .
vthe world as we know it is a product concieved conceived in the minds of the fearless.
vthe world as we know it is a product concieved conceived in the minds of the fearless.
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A leader must be brave because he has assumed
authority and epitomises the spirit and framework of the nation, organisation,
family etc..
v a leader must trust the decisions he/she makes and a leader with wisdom can discern good from bad advice short term and long term priorities and assets from liabilities
v the leader is that person who if it where an organisation makes sound policies and good investment, his decisions are those which must have long term profitable value.
v any leader who encourages the people to be self sufficient must make the enviroment conducive and profitable to these people who naturally carry the weight of the nation on their shoulders
v the idea of giving power to the people economically must be supported by strong internal policies and a commitment by governments to invest in its own people how?? by giving access to education, information and finance
v any ideology with no financial backing is merely utopian and it is a destitute ideology it is time leaders invested in good ideas and stopped bankrupting them
v leadership naturally is old but the baton must be passed to an eligible youth for every nation stands on the foundation created by its founding fathers
v how power is attained is different in some instances it is taken in some it is given ,when it is taken it redefines the terrain and the playing field according to the temperement of the victor when it is given it is managed according to the guidelines of those who have given it .
v the powerful should not even at one point be lulled into a sense of safety as their power grows so do your enemies.
v the current currency and language of African power is economics todays Africa is driven by the demands of the growing young generation [those born after the political independence of Africa are the ones putting pressure on the older generation so the old hold on to political power rightfully so, but the inheritance of this young generation must be power in economic investment]where political liberty does not answer the economic disparities .
v political liberty is part of the story but all these ideals are centred on liberating the mind the economic dimension of how to determine the economic direction of the nation is not expounded it is the banished gospel whose pages are not exposed to the masses it assumes the role of the bible in the days of Martin luther it is exclusive property of the intelligentsia yet right fully it belongs to the people.
v a leader must trust the decisions he/she makes and a leader with wisdom can discern good from bad advice short term and long term priorities and assets from liabilities
v the leader is that person who if it where an organisation makes sound policies and good investment, his decisions are those which must have long term profitable value.
v any leader who encourages the people to be self sufficient must make the enviroment conducive and profitable to these people who naturally carry the weight of the nation on their shoulders
v the idea of giving power to the people economically must be supported by strong internal policies and a commitment by governments to invest in its own people how?? by giving access to education, information and finance
v any ideology with no financial backing is merely utopian and it is a destitute ideology it is time leaders invested in good ideas and stopped bankrupting them
v leadership naturally is old but the baton must be passed to an eligible youth for every nation stands on the foundation created by its founding fathers
v how power is attained is different in some instances it is taken in some it is given ,when it is taken it redefines the terrain and the playing field according to the temperement of the victor when it is given it is managed according to the guidelines of those who have given it .
v the powerful should not even at one point be lulled into a sense of safety as their power grows so do your enemies.
v the current currency and language of African power is economics todays Africa is driven by the demands of the growing young generation [those born after the political independence of Africa are the ones putting pressure on the older generation so the old hold on to political power rightfully so, but the inheritance of this young generation must be power in economic investment]where political liberty does not answer the economic disparities .
v political liberty is part of the story but all these ideals are centred on liberating the mind the economic dimension of how to determine the economic direction of the nation is not expounded it is the banished gospel whose pages are not exposed to the masses it assumes the role of the bible in the days of Martin luther it is exclusive property of the intelligentsia yet right fully it belongs to the people.
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