Leadership expands when the ego shrinks.
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Taking things personally is an emotional reaction that clouds judgment and erodes authority.
To lead effectively, one must cultivate the discipline to view external actions as data points rather than personal attacks.
Quiet the ego.
This separation allows a leader to respond with practical wisdom instead of defensive ego.
This maintains influence even in high-pressure environments.
This article was developed with the assistance of AI.
All insights and final edits were reviewed for accuracy and alignment with leadership best practices.
