Quote by Woodrow Wilson

The ear of the leader must ring with the voices of the people.

The ear of the leader must ring with the voices of the peopl

Summary

This quote suggests that true leaders must be attentive and open to hearing the voices and concerns of the people they lead. It emphasizes the importance of being in tune with the thoughts, opinions, and needs of those being led. Leaders need to actively listen and understand the perspectives of the people they serve in order to effectively make decisions and address the issues that matter to them. It highlights the significance of dialogue, empathy, and genuine engagement to foster better leadership and ensure the voices of the people are heard and considered.

By Woodrow Wilson

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