A short monologue on ethical leadership and personal excellence that argues true leadership is shown by behavior when no one is watching; it emphasizes self-discipline, courage, speed, and using wealth to help others.
I believe that leadership is about what you do when no one is watching you See, anyone can be ethical when you have an audience. Anyone can be an A player when you're in front of your customers, anyone can radiate positive energy when all eyes are on you. Anyone can look brave, loving, decent, fast, productive when there's ego payoffs. My question to every single one of you is how graceful under pressure? How ethical are you? How fast are you? How brave are you? How excellent are you when you are the only person in the room? One of the biggest reasons to make your fortune and I don't usually use those words a lot, but I'll use it here. One of the biggest reasons to make as much money as you can is to help as many people as possible.
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