source: [[125.014 Books - Abraham Lincoln - Team of Rivals]] tags: relevant:
- [[107.014.04 Stoic virtues - 4. Justice]]
- [[107.021 Philosophy - Rosenberg - Empathy]]
- [[116.032 Life Lessons - What do you want out of this life]]
- [[116.045 Life Lessons - If you ever have the urge to reply in a mean way]]
- [[116.049 Life Lessons - You get what you give]]
- [[119.030 NVC - The ability to observe without evaluating is the highest form of intelligence]]
- [[126.007 Decision Making - Is this true (Independent Thinking)]]
Although Lincoln desired success as fiercely as anybody, he never allowed it to get in the way of being a decent moral person. He was openhearted, empathetic, and kind to both his supporters and his rivals, especially with regards to the antislavery cause.