Humility & Leasership
A great leader does not lead because he wants to but because he has to. And after he has accomplished what he set out to do he willingly gives up his office.
A Lesson In Humility
When Moses was at the burning bush he was commanded to take his shoes off. One of the reasons was he should feel the rough stones so that when he spoke to the Jews who were enslaved, he should understand their pain.
Stand Up & Be A Man
The Torah relates that when Moses saw the Egyptian task master beating a slave, he looked around and did not see a man. Meaning he saw lots of people but no one who was willing to take a stand. So he did.