Follow Mandela To Learn How To Be A Leader.

The following is Mandela's famous motto about the charm of leadership.

1. a brave man is not a man who cannot feel fear, but a man who conquers fear.

2. people who take big risks often need to take big responsibilities. responsibility 。

3. I soon realized that I had to build my own path by my own ability rather than by bloodline.

4. although I am a social person, I prefer loneliness. I hope I can control my opportunities, plan myself, think for myself and plan for myself.

5. freedom is invisible and intangible. Any person on my body is shackled, that is, everyone is wearing chains, and my people are wearing chains, which means that my body is also wearing chains.

6., people can not do nothing about justice, do nothing, show no reaction, protest against oppression, and make efforts to build a good society and good life.

7. there are many dark moments. Humanitarian beliefs have been tested for a time. But I will not and will not be able to bow to pessimism. To bow to pessimism means failure and death.

8. I remind you repeatedly that the struggle for liberation is not a fight against any group or race, but a struggle against a system of oppression.

9. human error is always inseparable from war, and its cost is usually expensive. It is precisely because we know that such a tragedy will happen that we will be so cautious and helpless when we make the decisions of armed struggle.

10. I look at non Gandhi in accordance with the pattern. We should not regard the non * * * * as a sacred and non violable principle, but regard it as a strategic tactic based on the needs of the situation.

11. when a person is refused to believe in the right of life he believes in, he has no other choice but to become an offender.

12. is Law Let me become a criminal, but my sin is not because of what I do, but because of my claims, because of my thoughts, because of my conscience.

13. I will never yield, and the struggle has not ended for me, but has just begun in different forms.

14. in my past life, I have dedicated myself to the struggle of the African people. I rebelled against white tyranny, and I fought against black tyranny. I have the ideal of a democratic and free society, and I hope that we can live together in such a harmonious society and enjoy equal opportunities. I hope to live for this ideal and try to turn it into reality. If need be, I am willing to sacrifice my life for this ideal.

15. hope seems to be infinite. At this time, I have reached the finish line after a long journey. But in fact, this is only the first step in a longer and longer journey. It will continue to test me in the way I did not imagine at that time.

16. I have discovered a secret: after climbing a mountain, you will find more mountains to climb.

17. if you talk with others in a well understood language, your words can only be said in his mind; but if you talk with others in your native language, then your words will be able to speak to his heart.

18. a smart mind and a good heart are always an incredible combination.

19. Communists often play a positive role in the struggle of the colonial countries for freedom, because the short-term goals of communism are always consistent with the long-term goals of the liberation movement.

20., is it true that people do not think they have gotten what they used to have, because they are shallow, weak, persistent, and afraid of taking responsibility? {page_break}

21. education is the most powerful weapon that you can use to change the world.

22. freedom means not only getting rid of the shackles of oneself, but also means living in a way of respecting and increasing the freedom of others.

23. I believe that if Arabia states do not recognize Israel Israel will not retreat to the safe border.

24. I hate racism, whether it comes from black people or racism from whites. In my view, they are brutal and uncivilized.

25. I understand that courage is not fear but conquering fear. A brave man is not one who can not feel fear, but one who overcomes his fear.

26. if the United States or Britain are holding a meeting, they will not ask observers from Africa or Asia. But if we hold them, they need observers.

27. the dream of building a better South Africa has the way to dreams. Kindness and forgiveness are two of them.

28. if we want to live in peace with the enemy, we must fight side by side with the enemy. The enemy will also be friends.

29. in my motherland, we will be prisoners first and then presidents.

30. before things are successful, things always seem impossible.

31. as a leader, it is best to lead in the rear, so that others can stand on the front line, especially when celebrating victory or good deeds, but in danger, you have to stand on the front line. In this way, people will appreciate your leadership.

32. let freedom be everything. For such a brilliant human achievement, the sun will never cease to shine.

33. let everyone have jobs, bread, water and salt.

34. "when I walked out of the cell to a prison gate leading to freedom, I knew that if I could not keep my pain and resentment behind me, I would still be in prison."

35. "let black people and white men become brothers. South Africa It can flourish and develop.

36 "in those long and lonely years, my desire for freedom for my people has become a desire for freedom for all, including whites and blacks." Mandela has a unique understanding of war and peace.

37. "oppressors and the oppressed alike need to be liberated. Those who deprive others of their freedom are prisoners of hatred. They are imprisoned by prejudices and short-sighted grille.

38. "I have devoted my whole life to the struggle of the African people. I fight against white racial rule, and I fight against black autocracy. I have a beautiful dream of building a democratic and free society. In such a society, all people live in harmony and have equal opportunities. I hope to live for this ideal and realize it. But if I need to, I'm going to sacrifice my life for it. " When sentenced to life imprisonment in 1964, Mandela turned the trial court into a forum for exposing the sins of apartheid and arousing the general public. His 4 hour statement ended like this.

39. "in this Iraq war, we saw every move of the United States and Bush. Who is the threat of the world?" - Mandela condemned the US President Bush's trampling. Iraq Sovereignty.

40. "I have finished my role, and now I just want to live in obscurity. I want to return to the village of my hometown and stroll on the hillside playing in childhood. - post retirement Mandela Willing to be a civilian.