Twenty-five hundred years ago the philosopher Aristotle wrote these words: Young men have strong passions. . . . They would rather do noble deeds than useful ones. . . . They think they know everything and are always quite sure about it; this, in fact, is why they overdo everything.
An edition of Transforming leadership: Jesus' way of creating vision, shaping values & empowering change
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Transforming Leadership
Jesus' Way of Creating Vision, Shaping Values & Empowering Change
by Leighton Ford
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"Twenty-five hundred years ago the philosopher Aristotle wrote these words: Young men have strong passions. . . . They would rather do noble deeds than useful ones. . . . They think they know everything and are always quite sure about it; this, in fact, is why they overdo everything."
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