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- 2. Name an Honest Leader nagaRAJU Post in chat box
- 3. What Makes a Leader? nagaRAJU Menti Join a presentation https://www.menti.com/x3bcucbzrc 8023 9868
- 4. Are they the same for Student Leaders? nagaRAJU Post in chat box Y N
- 5. Traits of Leaders nagaRAJU Head Heart Guts
- 6. Can Leaders Make a Difference? nagaRAJU Post in chat box
- 7. Leadership is mobilizing the efforts and actions of others to achieve common goals.
- 8. Successful Leaders nagaRAJU know the way go the way show the way
- 9. Goal Knowing the Way Read Observe Consult Analyse m nagaRAJU P
- 10. Knowing Oneself nagaRAJU We carry within us the wonders we seek without us. Discover Yourself 10 feet 5.5 tons
- 14. Living Simple m nagaRAJU Which Cup is your choice?
- 15. Goal Showing the Way m nagaRAJU Recognition Compassion Mentoring Communication
- 17. Be Compassionate m nagaRAJU Smile Be courteous Show you care (A smile makes you happy, makes others happy, makes you attractive, makes the world better, may get you a job)
- 18. Know, Go, Show the Way nagaRAJU Show understanding Show respect and concern Take responsibility Demonstrate confidence Be patient Be positive Show understanding Communicate and mentor Be knowledgeable Be humble Be compassionate
- 20. Make a Difference nagaRAJU lionnagaraju@gmail.com Leave your Footprints Be a Leader P
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- character, decency, goodness, honesty, morality, probity, rectitude, righteousness, rightness, uprightness, virtue, virtuousness Words Related high-mindedness, honor, incorruptibility, irreproachability, irreproachableness, right-mindedness, scrupulosity, scrupulousness, appropriateness, correctness, decorousness, decorum, etiquette, fitness, propriety, seemliness, ethics, morals
- Origin uncertain but may have been cast in India. Plastered over with a thick coat of stucco inlaid with glass pieces to prevent being stolen by the Burmese invaders, before the destruction of the Ayuthaya kingdom in 1767. In 1801, Rama I ordered Budha statues from ruined temples from around the country to be brought to the new capital Bangkok. During King Rama III’s reign, the statue was installed, still coated in stucco. In 1935, the statue was moved to its new location and was kept in a tin shed. In 1954, a new viharan temple was built. During the final attempt to lift the statue from its pedestal, the ropes snapped and the statue fell hard to ground. Plaster coating chipped off and gold surfaced. Nine parts and a key to disassemble. 10 feet and 5.5 tons. The head part 99% pure gold.