Рецензия на «Думы о национальной идее России» (Валентин Курмышов)

Чушь собачья про эту идею, точнее она нужна лишним людям чтобы оправдать
свое существование. припоминаю, в чате на мыльнике ру американца спросили
what're you doing there так он ответил living what the hell else и Америка без идеи
никуда не катится а как командовала миром так и командует. Кто не знает,
На Al Jazeerа есть такой Doctor Careem который всем доказывает что американские
бомбы это цивилизаторская миссия и ничего, пипл хавает.

ловИте чтО обещал.правила Винса Ломбарди. Вполне сойдет за национальную идею

тем более что напоминает поэму Лермонтова Измаил Бей.

there's smth I cannot agree, namely "character is higher than intellect". At any rate author wouldn't go into elucidations . No objections though if he had in mind that intellect without character is just a lot of hooey

1. The person who is trained to his peak capacity will gain confidence. Confidence is contagious, and so is lack of confidence. You'd be surprised at how much confidence a little success will bring.
2. Character, rather than education, is a human's greatest need and greatest safeguard, because character is higher than the intellect.
3. The leader must always walk the tightrope between the consent he must win and the control he must exert.
4. A good leader must be harder on himself than on anyone else. He must first discipline himself before he can discipline others. A man should not ask others to do things he would not have asked himself to do at one time or another in his life.
5. Duty. Before I can embrace freedom, I should be aware of what duties I have. What amazes me is that so many Americans who acquire rights and privileges no other nation offers simply by accident of birth are utterly indifferent to the blessing bestowed upon them here. We cannot, we must not, take these benefits for granted. They are precious endowments, but they are not free. For every right and freedom there is a corresponding duty and responsibility that we incur - to be good citizens, to obey our laws and uphold our constitution, to serve and defend our great country, and to exercise in full measure the very rights and privileges which are guaranteed to us. It is our duty to be wary. We cannot abandon our responsibilities as citizens, as parents. Character is formed in the home, and we must be alert to the responsible task of molding it. We cannot abandon our duty to supervise our sons and daughters or to instill in them a moral fiber of the highest ethical principles.
6. Errors and mistakes are the necessary steps in the learning process; once they have served their purpose, they should be forgotten. If we consistently dwell upon our errors, then the error or failure becomes the goal.
7. freedom -- and I mean freedom, not license -- could be lost … unless the values underlying that freedom are thoroughly understood and embraced by our leaders.
8. Leadership. One must not hesitate to innovate and change with the times…the leader who stands still is not progressing and he will not be a leader for long. Leadership is based on a spiritual quality, the power to inspire, the power to inspire others to follow. Leaders are made, and contrary to the opinion of many, they are not born…They are made by hard effort, which is the price we must all pay for success.
9. The commander alone is responsible for everything his unit does or fails to do and must be given commensurate authority. He cannot delegate his responsibility or any part of it; he may delegate a portion of his authority.
10. Errors and mistakes are the necessary steps in the learning process; negative experiences do not inhibit, but rather contribute to, the learning process.
11. Heart power is the strength of this world, of America, and hate power is the weakness of the world.
12. Build for your team a feeling of oneness, of dependence upon one another, and strength will be derived from the unity.
13. You teach discipline by doing it over and over, by repetition and rote.
14. Almost always, the plan is too complex. Too much to learn in too little time.
15. If you can hit the other people where they're strongest and break them there…if you can bring down their best men, it's all over.
16. Success rests not only on ability, but upon commitment, loyalty, and pride…success is a habit, winning is a habit.
17. I believe that man's greatest hour, his finest fulfillment, is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle - exhausted but victorious.
18. It has always been the function of youth to defend liberty and innovation, and the function of the old to defend order and tradition, and the function of the middle-aged to stay status quo.
19. People do not lack strength, they lack will…character is will in action.
20. The objective is to win -- fairly, squarely, decently, by the rules, but to win.
21. How does one achieve success in battle? I believe it is essential to understand that battles are won primarily in the hearts of men. Men respond to leadership in a most remarkable way. Once you have won their hearts, they will follow you anywhere.

Астахов Сергей   18.08.2014 14:05   •   Заявить о нарушении