How far can a leader's arrogance go

How far can a leader's arrogance go? This is an idea that I have while watching "The Three Kingdoms" on Netflix. Liu Bei, who had a humble attitude and loved the people while serving as emperor of the Chok Dynasty in 221, defied Gong Myung's advice and waged a large-scale war against Wu, but was defeated at the Battle of Yi Rung (223)

Eventually, at the threshold of death, Yuvi confesses to Gongmyeong that he was arrogant. In the Three Kingdoms, Gwanwoo, the epitome of loyalty and loyalty, appears as an arrogant person from the beginning. Eventually, he fails to keep his brother-in-law and attacks prosperity, and is killed by his dream. When Son Kwon, the king of the Oh Dynasty, asks to marry his son and Kwanwoo's daughter, he refuses, asking, 'How do you marry a tiger daughter with a dog's son?' This is the ultimate scene of arrogance. Due to his strong personality, he is assassinated by his subordinates, Beomgang and Jangdal, and faces a tragic end. Where does the leader's arrogance come from?

When meeting many startup CEOs, leaders are forced to go bankrupt if they become arrogant or if they do not properly control their arrogant subordinates within the organization. Failure to manage some arrogant start-up contributors or arrogant C-level executives will eventually lead to the collapse of the organization due to extreme discord.

Jane Austen, the author of Pride and Prejudice, a renowned author, said, "Pride keeps people from coming to me, prejudice keeps me from reaching out to others." Communication cannot be done properly.

Leaders can become competent leaders only when they manage their deadliest arrogance. In his speech, Steve Jobs emphasized Stay Hungry, Stay Poolish, and CEO Lee Byung-chul also said that successful businesses are luck, doom, and root. He also has three hands: right hand, left hand, and humility.

Let's think about ourselves. The sign of the beginning of arrogance begins with not being able to hear others' stories to the end. It should be considered that arrogance begins when you have more time to talk. It is the beginning of the fall.

Source: Chairman Lee Geum-ryong's writing.