Leaders Or Liabilities? The Crisis Of Modern Leadership; Why People Are Losing Faith In Those Meant To Guide Them (eBook, ePUB)

The world‘s run by people who should‘ve never held the reins. That‘s the truth nobody wants to admit. They stand on podiums, polished suits, plastic smiles, making promises like confettiuseless, cheap, and everywhere. They read speeches someone else wrote, wave like royalty, and then vanish behind bulletproof glass while the people who believed in them dig through broken systems. Confidence in leadership? It‘s gone. People are tired, angry, looking around, and asking, "Is this it?" This? This is leadership?They sit in high offices, sipping imported water, preaching about sacrifice. But they‘ve never sacrificed a damn thing. Never lost sleep over bills. Never worried if their child‘s school is safe. They talk about the people but don‘t walk among them. Never stood in line at a government hospital. Never dealt with a system they didn‘t build to serve themselves. And now the people are watching. Not with hope. Not anymore. With eyes narrowed. With fists clenched. With backs turned.Leadership used to mean guts. It used to mean walking into fire and dragging people out. Now it means playing safe. Pleasing everyone. Reading poll numbers instead of reading the room. They apologize for everything but fix nothing. When did being a leader turn into being a performer? When did it become about saying the right thing rather than doing the hard thing? You can‘t win a war with soft hands and soft words. You can‘t steer a nation with a photo op.There was a time when a leader could rally a nation with one speech. One moment. That‘s gone. You give a speech now and people scroll past it. Because they‘ve heard it all before. The same buzzwords. Same fake empathy. They nod, smile, waveand then disappear behind tinted windows. But the people? They go home and face the fallout. Leaders promise better days, then sign deals that gut the very heart of the country. They sell dreams and deliver debt.You look at thempresidents, CEOs, senators, ministersand you wonder: what exactly do they believe in? What do they stand for? Half the time they don‘t even know. Their values shift with the crowd. They flip like coins, chasing applause. One minute they shout freedom, the next they‘re banning everything. They say they stand with the people but won‘t stand in a room with real people unless the cameras are rolling.There‘s no backbone in modern leadership. Just slogans. Just carefully managed statements and rehearsed outrage. Where‘s the grit? Where‘s the conviction? Where‘s the leader who says what they mean and takes the heat when it lands? Gone. Or hiding. Maybe silenced. Because nowadays, if you‘re bold, you‘re "dangerous." If you have a spine, they call you divisive. And the real leaders? They‘re being pushed out, replaced by puppets dressed in polished suits.People lose faith when they realize it‘s all a game. That their vote was a ticket to a circus. That the man or woman they trusted just became another echo in a hollow chamber. They promised reform and handed out rehearsed apologies instead. They promised change and delivered chaos. They promised hope and threw it under the bus when the headlines got tight. And the people watched. And remembered.Leadership now comes with PR teams bigger than war rooms. You can‘t say a word without approval. You can‘t show strength without being labeled arrogant. You can‘t show emotion without being called weak. So, what do they do? They smile. Nod. Hide. Let the world burn while they take another meeting about how to look concerned. The people? They don‘t believe anymore. They don‘t wait for heroes. They‘ve stopped hoping that someone at the top will finally act.