Word of the Day: Gerent
Generals and Admirals, by their very titles,
Elicit a response, often fear, from those who serve.
Respect cannot be demanded, nor bought with the sheepskin.
Earned allegiance becomes the hallmark of greatness.
Necessity bears that others follow; but integrity's example is
The trait of a Leader.
Elicit a response, often fear, from those who serve.
Respect cannot be demanded, nor bought with the sheepskin.
Earned allegiance becomes the hallmark of greatness.
Necessity bears that others follow; but integrity's example is
The trait of a Leader.
NOTE: Adapted from author's blog, Words, at WordPress.com
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Good word, cheers :) Nice acrostic.
Very nice :-)
Not a familiar word.
Very well said!
This is great. Thanks!