Today marks the end of the 45th presidency in the United States of America, when the 46th president, Joseph R. Biden is sworn in.
The (hopefully) peaceful transition of power will be the end of the Liar in Chief; the leader who operates by endless lies and endless bullying, destroys more than he builds and seem relentlessly focused on stoking division rather than unite and heal for the common good.
It’s been a crazy 4 years. But it has also been quite interesting;
It has been the most obvious, well-broadcast example of why that way of self-serving egomaniac ‘leadership’ (he hasn’t really been leading, but you know what I mean) leads absolutely nowhere and should be sent to the dumping lot.
Sadly, not everybody who needs to will reflect on this, so let me try to clarify a bit for you.
For aspiring, self-serving Liars in Chief out there – in politics as well as all walks of business – note this based on the clusterf***, we have all seen unfold in the US:
You may think you’re winning for a while. But while you’re busy lying and bullying, your relationships and – with that – your opportunities to actually succeed in anything erode. And do so quickly.
You may succeed in getting a following and create a court of devoted cronies around you. But in the end it will prove to be all the wrong people.
You may start feeling sorry for yourself, when the shit hits the fan, but you will find out that there are no-one left who wants to help you out.
End ultimately you will be a failure.
Consider yourself kindly warned. And then just don’t go there.
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