Kindness Quotes

"Kindness costs nothing but builds everything."

"The measure of a commander is not his victories, but how he treats those who cannot defend themselves."

"Respect is the greatest gift you can give."

"We cannot think only of ourselves."

"The measure of a commander is how he treats those who cannot fight back."

"Before all else, we seek upon our common labor as a chance to serve each other."

"When people speak to you about something very important, look them in the eyes."

"A kind word costs nothing but may change everything."

"Kindness is never wasted, even on the ungrateful."

"A smile is the universal language of kindness."

"The measure of a leader is how he treats those who have nothing to give him."

"Those who cannot forgive cannot truly lead."

"The strength to forgive is often greater than the strength to conquer."

"Humility before victory is the mark of a true leader."

"A commander who does not take care of his men will find they do not take care of his mission."

"Mercy in victory is the mark of a leader who truly understands power."

"Never underestimate the power of a simple thank you."

"Forgive many things in others; nothing in yourself."

"Kindness costs nothing but yields everything."

"The true measure of a commander is how he treats those beneath him in rank but equal in dignity."

"Kindness in command does not weaken authority; it strengthens it."

"To be kind is not to be weak; it is to be secure in one's strength."

"A soldier deserves not merely orders, but explanation that gives his sacrifice meaning."

"Mercy shown in victory is not weakness; it is the mark of a civilized commander."

"The greatest generals understand that their armies are made of human beings with families."

"I am not a taking man, but I am a giving man."

"Service to others is the highest calling of any person."

"A leader without compassion is merely a tyrant with authority."

"I have learned that compassion and strength are not opposites but complements."

"The strength of a leader is measured by how he treats the weak."