Quote by Dee Dee Myers

The exposed nature of life in the public square affects leaders' attitudes toward risk - and failure.

The exposed nature of life in the public square affects lead

Summary

This quote suggests that living in the public eye can significantly impact how leaders perceive and approach risk-taking and failure. When leaders are constantly under scrutiny in the public square, the fear of failure or making mistakes becomes more pronounced. This heightened awareness of their actions and the potential consequences can make them more cautious and wary of taking risks that could lead to failure. The constant exposure to judgment and criticism influences their attitudes, making them more hesitant or resistant to taking chances and embracing failure as a valuable learning experience.

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By Dee Dee Myers

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