What Are Some Faults of Leaders? - Leigh McLeroy
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Transcript: Sometimes people reach a position where they’re surrounded by people who can no longer afford to tell them the truth, and they end up with a lot of “yes” people and no one who really is fearless enough or has the ability to say to them this is how it really is. And, what happens is they get so isolated and so locked in that they no longer hear the truth, and the people around them, whether it is out of loyalty or love or fear or respect or whatever, no longer say it to them. And, so I think that isolation, pride, arrogance—I think every leader probably has to face that and fight that.
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