Leadership

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First Class Prey of Success
extract from Victim of success

Tonpa was too good to uphold rules. He had many successes and his had grown. Now he belittles advice and real suggestions are ignored. He seems to have resurrected in pride. Because he believed he is endowed with rare gifts and privileges. This inflated his arrogance. He was perfect for corrections. He’ll just say “I know what I am doing”. This he speaks unconsciously and has discouraged worthy advice, counsels and counsellors. This attitude of his had painted him a super human.

One day, this superman hit the rock and his garment of honour was torn. He stumbled against all cautions and advice, he lead his team, prosecuted their aim and his adored techniques was rewarded with marked failure, injuries and loss of many valuable resources. He made some serious mistaken he could not hide. His fame and honour was wounded. How can he retrace his steps? That’s if he admitted the error. Someone must be blamed because he is a “superman”.

In success, many privileged people in the island of success develop diverse attitudes, the most dangerous of them all are :

Superman mentality
Shielded ignorance
Unwillingness to learn

People with these attitudes are often first-class victim of success. Samson was physically strong. He believed he could manage his wrong, thought any time any day no matter what. One day he called for his strength but this had been harvested by series of errors celebrated in his life.

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