My Name Is Cocaine HELLO! LET ME INTRODUCE MYSELF…..! My name is Cocaine-call me Coke for short. I entered this country without a passport. Ever since then I’ve made lots of scum rich. Some have been murdered and found in a ditch. I’m more valued than diamonds, more treasured than gold, Use me just once and you too will be sold! I’ll make a schoolboy forget his books, I’ll make a beauty queen forget her looks. I’ll take a renowned speaker and make him a bore, I’ll take your mother and make her a whore. I’ll make a schoolteacher forget how to teach, I’ll make a preacher not want to preach. I’ll take all your rent money and you’ll be evicted I’ll murder your babies or they’ll be addicted. I’ll make you rob and steal and kill, When your under my power, you have no will. Remember, my friend, my name is “Big C”, If you try me one time you may never be free! I’ve destroyed actors, politicians and many a hero. I’ve decreased bank accounts from millions to zero. I make shooting and stabbing a common affair. Once I take charge, you won’t have a prayer. Now that you know me, what will you do? You’ll have to decide, it’s all up to you. The day you agree to sit in my saddle, The decision is one that no one can straddle! Listen to me, and please listen well, When you ride with Cocaine you are headed for hell! AUTHOR UNKNOWN
If a leader has to look for a message, his leadership is doomed. Leaders communicate because they cannot not communicate, and their message flows out of them as naturally as a geyser releases its energy. This is the essence of convictional leadership. The message flows out of your deepest convictions and most passionately held beliefs. The most powerful leaders are those whose beliefs function like an engine of meaning – pushing out words and messages and compelling communication.
Albert Mohler