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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.