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Several years ago there was a prominent US psychiatrist who made similar claims about leading politicians, that those at the top had an abnormal level of self regard which verged on insanity. Then articles about it disappeared and I could never find any trace of it on the net. Funny that.
Same has been said about people in top jobs bordering on being psychotic in that the have strong tendencies to display the follow traits
1) An inability to accept reality for what it is - they will insist that reality is what they want it to be even when clearly it is not.
2) They do not view other people as having any worth other than what that person can do for them
Several years ago there was a prominent US psychiatrist who made similar claims about leading politicians, that those at the top had an abnormal level of self regard which verged on insanity. Then articles about it disappeared and I could never find any trace of it on the net. Funny that.
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