Leadership Equation: 12 Priorities to Live By

As PMThink regulars might know, I've posted several times about my key two priorities when managing project constraints;

1) Speed is more important than Cost
2) Success is more important than speed

Well, I have ten more overall leadership priorities that I live by. I didn't invent them all (some I've come across over the years and adopted, and some are even cliches by now), but these are the priorities that have served me well. I'll list them now, but I plan to write more about them in the future. Here are the other 10 priorities:

3) Principles are more important than rules
4) Results are more important than process
5) People are more important than results
6) Spirit is more important than ability
7) Experience is more important than spirit
8) Character is more important than intellect
9) Perception is more important than reality
10) Simplicity is more important than perfection
11) Integrity is more important than popularity
12) Facts are more important than theories

Chew on these for a while. More to come.