In our world, we have people who are clearly leaders, good leaders, without a shadow of a doubt. And then we have people who aspire to be leaders. But in third place, we have charlatans who pretend to be leaders and surround themselves with people who buy into the egotistical pipe dreams of these bad leaders. This is why Good Leader/Bad Leader is such a relevant work. It's a hard-hitting and no-nonsense take on leadership that doesn't shy away from uncomfortable truths and instead calls out bad leaders for what they are and hails the qualities of good leadership. Afilonius Rex