Came across this:

http://flipflashpages.uniflip.com/3/23175/133070/pub/document.pdf 

- in which the founding Trustee (and Secretary of FTI), Mr Kandpal also features.

Three points caught my attention, and are worth noting – very carefully:

Good leaders get people to believe in them.

Great leaders inspire people to believe in themselves.

 

Good leaders say ― Watch what I can do.

Great leaders say ― Let me show you what you can do.

 

Good leaders catch fish for others so they can eat today.

Great leaders teach people how to fish so they can eat for a lifetime.

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