Quote by Fred Kofman Download Open image ““How can you avert these disasters?”” — Fred Kofman ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3.0 out of 5 (10 ratings) Copy quoteShare
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“As a human being, you are an autonomous (from the Greek, “self-ruling”) being. And” — Fred Kofman Copy Share Image
“they never relinquished control over their inner experience. Certainly,” — Fred Kofman Copy Share Image
“Taking care of ourselves does not preclude educating abusers or removing them from our organizations.” — Fred Kofman Copy Share Image
“Frankl discovered that a human being’s fundamental dignity lies in his capacity to choose his response to any situation—his response-ability.” — Fred Kofman Copy Share Image
“Since the victim does not see himself as part of the problem, he cannot imagine himself as part of the solution.” — Fred Kofman Copy Share Image
“In the hands of a mature, healthy human being—one who has achieved full humanness—power ... is a great blessing. But in the hands of… — Fred Kofman Copy Share Image
“the more conscious you are of your autonomy, the more unconditioned your responses will be.” — Fred Kofman Copy Share Image
“Unconditional blame is the tendency to explain all difficulties exclusively as the consequence of forces beyond your influence, to see yourself as an absolute… — Fred Kofman Copy Share Image
“Consciousness of man’s inherent freedom, responsibility, and power is the most important quality of a business leader, not just for the well-being of the… — Fred Kofman Copy Share Image
