Yo, CEOs, are ya still hooked on hubris?

Today's CEOs aren't just "leaders"; they're brands craving engagement. They're everywhere, sharing "visionary" ideas that don't face scrutiny. They've got social media, personal blogs, and the public stage. This visibility twists self-confidence into hubris. Here's why: Success becomes addiction. Ambition spirals into obsession. Wins bring power, but each one needs to top the last. Fake expertise is unchecked. Many rely on ghostwriters and popular advice. It's noise, not leadership, and no one calls them out. Visibility feeds ego. Constant attention inflates egos. CEOs aren't just leading; they're performing. Isolation breeds delusion. Fewer voices around = more disconnect. Reality blurs, and all challenges get ignored. Hubris isn't a badge of honor; it's a noose tightening around your neck. Remember this: your next big win could be the last. My advice to you is this: take a step back listen, learn, and grow surround yourself with honest voices focus on your impact, not just the wins seek honest feedback, embrace vulnerability don't let pride blind you—let modesty lead the way 🟡 Like this? Repost it to your network; your followers are gonna love it! The algo's an enigma; you probably won't see this account again, so don't forget to follow me @ Adrian M. Peticila 🟡 for daily branding lore.