![A leader's accomplishments are measured in lifetimes. Our character, decisions, and actions create powerful ripple effects that continue to influence people and organizations long after we are gone. - Leading in the Wildland Fire Service, p. 67 [lightning strike in the desert at dusk]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhU5Bf6_6px19_wlWKu3-7uGewmZh4AY28Ai48bwPgqAOpFgiHiP2e134Ybho2A7iXhrR6yU7jZTe7rtktEf1eC3Dw66bz9_CthaS1egFf9ge1lGieshzARGoNAkMVEmo6onigk-8ltBZA/s1600/A_leader%2527s_accomplishments_are_measured_in_lifetimes_Our_chracter_decisions.jpg)
A leader's accomplishments are measured in lifetimes. Our character, decisions, and actions create powerful ripple effects that continue to influence people and organizations long after we are gone. - Leading in the Wildland Fire Service, p. 67Share through your spheres of influence.
[Photo credit: Seedskadee and Cokeville Meadows Nation Wildlife Refuge/Tom Koerner]
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