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True, I'm not saying that. I'm sure without a big ego you won't succeed as a big businessman. I'm just saying he was a very typical narcissist and as such his e

True, I'm not saying that. I'm sure without a big ego you won't succeed as a big businessman. I'm just saying he was a very typical narcissist and as such his ego would have been important to him (which is what the thread discussion was about). I didn't state any moral judgment there (though I do have one which I elaborated on elsewhere)

WalterBright 1y ago
> I'm sure without a big ego you won't succeed as a big businessman I agree. Unconfident people will never take the personal risks needed to get big.
- throawaywpg 1y ago
  and in fact many unconfident people feel its somehow immoral to feed their ego in this way
  - wkat4242 1y ago
    Having confidence isn't necessarily a good thing of course. Neither is 'getting big'. A lot of politics and industry is made up by vacuous people selling hot air these days. Too much confidence, too little respect and knowledge.
  - fuzzfactor 1y ago
    People even more confident than the egoists can have the very same feeling.