Quote by Toni Morrison

As you enter positions of trust and power, dream a little before you think.

As you enter positions of trust and power, dream a little be

Summary

This quote urges individuals in positions of trust and power to maintain a balance between practicality and imagination. It encourages them to not solely rely on logical thinking and analysis but also to tap into their creativity and vision. By "dreaming a little," they are encouraged to explore innovative solutions, envision a better future, and think beyond the constraints of conventional wisdom. This quote highlights the importance of imagination and strategic thinking in leadership roles, reminding individuals to blend pragmatism with imaginative ideals to make meaningful contributions and create lasting positive change.

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