Israelmore AyivorOne of the first steps to successful leadership is to forget your age and remember your dream.
About This Quote
The quote is a powerful reminder to everyone. It is a reminder to the leaders of tomorrow that they must not be afraid of what will happen when they grow old and gray. Instead, they should dream big and want to do something that will help others.
Source: Leaders Ladder: Leadership Ideas From Successful Global Leaders
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