Ellin sent me some great words from Krishnamurti:
“Truth cannot be accumulated. What is accumulated is always being destroyed; it withers away. Truth can never wither because it can only be found from moment to moment in every thought, in every relationship, in every word, in every gesture, in a smile, in tears. And if you and I can find that and live it — the very living is the finding of it — then we shall not be propagandists; we shall be creative human beings — not perfect human beings, but creative human beings, which is vastly different.”
Krishnamurti surely is one of the best examples of a “transparent” leader. I recommend this site to you. His story is remarkable. Raised by members of the Theosophical Society to become the next “world leader,” Krishnamurti disavowed the idea that he or anyone should be set above the individual’s quest to find enlightenment. At the site see especially his words in 1929 dissolving the Order of the Star.…
Thank you, Ellin. His words are inspiring.

Dan,
I found these words applicable to the debate resource-based vs knowledge-based management.
Am I off-base here?
Rosanna Tarsiero