Amit Sinha

“To sin by silence when one should protest makes cowards out of men. Let him who dares, speak and speak again, to right the wrongs of men. They say what they say, let them say.”
― K. Natwar Singh, One Life is Not Enough

“The yardstick for successful people is different than for unsuccessful people. Successful people are criticized for times they fail. Unsuccessful people are praised for times they achieve.”
― Presh Talwalkar, The Joy of Game Theory: An Introduction to Strategic Thinking

“Leaders often have to decide between great outcomes that might backfire and mediocre ones that work for sure. It is what I call “The Leader's Dilemma.” The issue stems in large part because the game has a fixed order. Because the leader has to act first, followers have time to observe flaws and make criticisms. Often, the good outcomes need cooperation so they are risky and less likely to win out. In turn, safer but mediocre outcomes rise to the top.”
― Presh Talwalkar, The Joy of Game Theory: An Introduction to Strategic Thinking