Great leadership comes down to dealing with the realities of the situation at hand; great leaders are very matter of fact about the problems, issues, and opportunities they face and the decision-making around them, centered in the reality of the situation, not suffering from sunk cost fallacy or undue hope when a situation is not hopeful, making good rational decisions all the time.
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“great leaders are just very matter of fact about the problems issues and opportunities that they face and the decision making that they make around the problems the opportunities and the challenges that they face like they're they're just very centered in the reality of a situation they don't suffer from Sun cost fallacy they don't suffer from undo hope”
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Kenneth Griffin - CEO of Citadel | Podcast | In Good Company | Norges Bank Investment Management— Norges Bank Investment ManagementCreated: 8/10/2026, 10:46:52 PM
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