Leaders Who Discount Long-Term Rewards and Risks
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Some people insist on maintaining a positive outlook no matter what reality they confront. When this upbeat attitude becomes excessive, psychologists call it Toxic Positivity. Research suggests it carries a host of negative influences.
In comparison to other decision-makers, leaders viewed as objective are more trusted to reach the best possible decision. Their impartiality and focus on fairness garner them deep respect and promote a view that they are above self-interest and political influence. Not surprisingly, they make better decisions as well.
Some people are popular with others and seem to be liked by nearly everyone they meet. It might be that they are confident, happy people who exude a warmth others find attractive.
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