Quotes about Loyalty

Conservative or liberal, we are all constitutionalists.

Good people don't give up on the ones they love.

All knowledge measured, first and last, by one's allegiance to the teacher.

Jesus was a more reliable backer, evidently, less likely to drink himself unconscious or get liver cancer. No wonder people chose Him as their number-one friend.

Most families would sooner forgive you for going to prison than for moving out of Lee County.

To retain those who are present, be loyal to those who are absent.

To be trusted, it is said, is greater than to be loved. In the long run, I am convinced, to be trusted will be also to be loved.

Keeping a commitment or a promise is a major deposit; breaking one is a major withdrawal. In fact, there's probably not a more massive withdrawal than to make a promise that's important to someone and then not to come through. The next time a promise is made, they won't believe it. People tend to build their hopes around promises, particularly promises about their basic livelihood.

One of the most important commitments in a family or a business is never to bad-mouth. Always be loyal to those who are absent, if you want to retain those who are present

You can buy a person's hand, but you can't buy his heart.

If there is little or no trust, there is no foundation for permanent success.

But is it possible that under that apparently disloyal behavior, these employees question whether I really act in their best interest? Do they feel like I'm treating them as mechanical objects? Is there some truth to that?