I don't expect our leaders to be free of mistakes, I…

Sometimes it seems like most people are being pulled into a negative energy, but then you meet strong individuals or strong leaders and they…

— Sakyong Mipham

As humans we make mistakes, expect life to automatically meet all of our needs, and imagine our environment will stay wonderful without extra effort…

— Catherine Basten

When you truly care for someone, you don't look for faults, you don't look for mistakes, instead you fight for the mistakes, you expect…

— Anonymous

Without making mistakes we would've never learned how to better ourselves. By making mistakes it gives us an opportunity to do and get better.…

— Surgeo Bell

I'm going to make mistakes... and you cant expect me not to.

— Anonymous

The mistake of hiding mistakes expect to make FROM you, but the mistake of hiding god of technologies a computer will not ever make

— Mak_786

“we have to look beyond the temporal, discounting what someone will write in this moment’s tweet or tomorrow’s news. Reasoned judgment and inner conviction…

— Satya Nadella

“People expect their Leaders to help them to achieve the common task. to build the synergy of teamwork and to respond to individuals and…

— John Adair

It is tempting to call for better leadership, but we probably expect too much from the leaders of the nations. Those nations are too…

— Charles Handy

You can't expect leaders and people to be intentional, take the steps that are needed, and be a part of making progress if you're…

— Julie Sweet

What Australians expect of leaders is a bit of integrity.

— Anthony Albanese

We expect our leaders to be godlike. But I feel that when people try to sanctify leadership, it puts it out of the realm…

— Katori Hall

If you're a boring person don't expect to have an exciting life.

— Anonymous

I've had to learn that not everybody does things my way. But I do expect the absolute best of everyone around me, and I'm…

— Michael Johnson

“It is what you don’t expect,” he’d said, “that most needs looking for.” “Do”

— Neal Stephenson