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Do not confuse the size of the crowd with the correctness of its direction. History often changes because one person has the courage to say, ‘I will not follow.

The mob offers comfort because it removes the burden of thinking. Integrity demands something harder: the courage to think, judge, and act rightly; even when nobody is clapping.

Do not measure the week by what you have to accomplish, but by the person you are becoming while accomplishing it. You have to first BE before you can DO in an enduring way.

Progress is often quiet. Keep showing up, keep believing, and keep doing the right thing; even when nobody is applauding.

Never measure the rightness of your decision by the number of people applauding it. Sometimes integrity means walking a lonely road while the crowd rushes confidently in the wrong direction.

Popularity is temporary; character is permanent. Do not trade the peace of a clear conscience for the temporary approval of people who may not remember your sacrifice tomorrow.

If your principles change every time public opinion changes, you do not have principles; you have preferences. Stand for something strong enough to survive applause and condemnation.

There are moments when the price of integrity is loneliness. Pay that price gladly, because it is better to stand alone with the truth than to stand comfortably with the crowd in error. Never surrender your convictions simply because you have become outnumbered. Crowds can create noise; only courage creates change.

A Nation’s future should not depend on the character of the person who occupies the throne, but on the strength of the system that governs the throne.

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The choice of who sits around power is the leader’s responsibility. He connects and disconnects, hires, and fires. What he gets—whether what he wants or what he needs—depends on his engagement and attitude toward those around him.