Quote of the day is credited to Samuel Langhorne Clemens who was popularly known as Mark Twain. He was indeed an America author and who wrote 'The Great American Novel', known as The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
QUOTE:
"The man who knows how to read but does not read is same as the man who cannot read."
MORAL:
A saying goes like this; 'readers are leaders'. Anyone who does not read or refuse to read often is handicapped, because one of the best ways you can be informed on the happenings around you is by cultivating the habit of reading always. There are lots of graduates today that are called illiterates not because they did not visit the four walls of the university but because they failed to develop themselves by reading more and doing exploits after graduating. A lot are roaming the streets doing nothing while they should be using their time effectively by studying and doing more exploits in their chosen area of study.
A country whose citizens are nonchalant in reading is bound to fail. For a country to excel, everyone must be keen to acquire information that will better not only themselves but the country at large. If you take a closer look at most developed nations, majority of their citizens are veracious readers and that's the reason there are developments in those regions.
In conclusion, to be a leader and excel more than your counterparts, you must learn to read and study always. You can never know it all, no one knows it all because we learn each day by information we get by reading. I would end with this note - To be a leader, you must never stop reading.
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