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Leadership is not about giving speeches, or about being popular. Leadership is not about being loud, or about having a bigger slice of the pie. Leadership is not about having more followers, or about having influential friends. Leadership is not about dominating the weak. Leadership is not about being more powerful. A true leader lifts others up. A true leader makes others share a vision of hope and achievement. A true leader stands up for the weak. A true leader shows the way by their actions. Go to Quote / Comment | by Avijeet Das
You are my addiction You are my muse My worst distraction My poetry & hues Go to Quote / Comment | by Avijeet Das
Life is about taking risks. We need to believe in our strengthens and race ahead! Winners are people who believe in themselves and are ready to take risks! Go to Quote / Comment | by Avijeet Das
Sunrises and sunsets were breathtaking moments in his life. Moments of exhilaration and ecstasy. Deeply moving moments when he would dream. Dreams that splashed myriad colors on his mind's gray canvas! Go to Quote / Comment | by Avijeet Das
Embrace your struggles. They are making you the person you were meant to be Go to Quote / Comment | by Avijeet Das
Your eyes hide a tenderness that is more sensitive than all the red roses of the world. Go to Quote / Comment | by Avijeet Das
This World is mine. You All are mine. I am a part of you. You are a part of me. Always and Forever. ~Avijeet 'Musafir' Das Go to Quote / Comment | by Avijeet Das
If only we could understand the language of the eyes, we would have more love in our world. Go to Quote / Comment | by Avijeet Das