The Dark Side of Leaders

Leaders are often drawn as heroes and champions, but as a leader there are dark side too. Even though it is not the most powerful leader ever, Adolf Hitler is one of the most powerful leaders in the past 100 years. He is a person who can make 20 million countries fight the world in the way he thinks. After World War I, he took off German economic depression. This is certainly the result of all the leaders' efforts. Hitler is one of the best models to motivate the leader.

The most difficult thing to do for any leader is to master yourself. All the leaders experience doubts, doubts, anxiety, irony, and his or her own dark side. To train leaders is to restore their personal energy, to respect their colleagues and themselves, to find new sources of inspiration and new thinking, and to self-limiting, cautious, mediocrity, and relied upon We need to compete with humans. (1 page) If you do not want to do the same, how can you open up to members of the group, share themselves frankly and ask them to tackle their problems? If the teacher is not in the room, is this experience more straightforward? Of course, I do not know if it is easier or better. It is a lie; if it is simpler, I am convinced it will be better. (Page 52)

Everyone has a dark side, but when you are a leader, especially a senior leader, your dark side can do more damage. In addition to the ability to cause greater harm, senior leaders have few opportunities to use this power. Without a high level of authority, there will be a lack of significant regulatory impact on behavior. Sir Acton said, "Power tends to corrupt, absolute power is absolutely corrupt, even though you exercise influence rather than authority, the great people are almost always bad people" .