Summary
This quote suggests that being a leader often involves making tough decisions and taking actions that may not be initially popular or well-received by those under your leadership. It implies that being a leader sometimes means prioritizing the greater good or long-term benefits over the immediate happiness of the individuals within the group. As a result, followers may temporarily or occasionally hold negative feelings towards the leader, but ultimately understand and appreciate the leader's challenging role and choices.
By Patrick Ness
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