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This episode unpacks how a powerful vision and charismatic leadership can create a collective delusion, making individuals and investors overlook glaring flaws in pursuit of a shared, intoxicating dream.
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“This episode unpacks how a powerful vision and charismatic leadership can create a collective delusion, making individuals and investors overlook glaring flaws in pursuit of a shared, intoxicating dream.”
— Eliot Brown | Maureen Farrell, The Cult of We
Collective delusion, charismatic leadership, organizational culture
If you've ever seen smart people overlook obvious flaws when caught in a compelling group vision, this will clarify how that happens, and this will help you see what to do next.
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