When the same person or persons (or the same type of person) leads a movement from its inception to maturity, it usually ends in disaster. (Eric Hoffer)

When the same person or persons (or the same type of person) leads a movement from its inception to maturity, it usually ends in disaster.

Eric Hoffer

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