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Open original source ↗The man who wants to be CEO, because he gets to be important, should not be CEO.
The man who does not want to be CEO, because he gets the importance, should be CEO.
I’d argue the will to power is often misunderstood. It means power over oneself — self-discipline — not really power over others.
Also: Nietzscheanism is useful as a defense against Bolshevism. But that’s aimed outside the tribe. Within the tribe you should be cooperative, not Nietzschean.
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@balajis Counter-Nietzschean thought right here. So leadership isn't just about 'the will to power'?
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