Someone asked Gandhi, 'If you were given the power to remake the world, what would you do first?' He replied: 'I would pray for power to renounce that power.'Image: Mahatma Gandhi.
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- Geoff Pound
- After seven years in the United Arab Emirates I have returned to Ashburton, Melbourne, to live and work.
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- How are you? A1 at Lloyd’s?
- Stories Told in Food and Drink
- Rudy Giuliani on the Dignity of Human Beings
- Ed Ricketts: The Ability to Receive
- New Billy Graham Museum: "Too much Billy Graham” s...
- Mother Teresa: The Power of Moral Authority
- More Errors are made Solemnly than in Fun.
- How to Kick the ‘If Only’ Habit
- General Douglas MacArthur: A Leadership Style with...
- How to Enjoy Work Over a Few Cigars
- How Big is Your Vision?
- Giuliani on Leadership: Seeing For Yourself
- Gandhi on Power
- 'Nobody Has Ever Washed a Rental Car'
- Tender Loving Care
- Clive James on Learning from Your Errors
- Impelled by the Hand of God
- Approaching With Reverence the Blank Canvas
- Wang Weilin: Prophetic Courage
- Story in a Thorn Bush
- Yolanda King: ‘Judged … by the content of their ch...
- '...I Learned from a Jig Saw Puzzle'
- Albert Schweitzer: The Hands of the Master
- The Business of Being Human
- Larry King on the Future
- Larry King on the Art of Conversation
- Larry King on ‘What Makes a Good Guest?’
- Larry King on Curiosity
- Rose Gilbert: ‘You Either Live Living or You Live ...
- Blinded by a Thimbleful of Knowledge
- Finishing and Keeping Commitments
- Bridge Building Leadership
- John Wood: Advice on Changing the World
- Turning Frustrations into Fortune
- A Story for the Birds
- Nick Hornby: ‘Books and Stories Should be Enjoyable’
- Monty Python: Timing is Crucial in Storytelling
- Paul Coelho: Going For Things That Fulfill
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