Here's the thing about leadership that nobody wants to admit: if you're chasing the CEO title because you crave the status and power, you're exactly the wrong person for the job.
The people who should actually run things? They're the ones who see the position for what it really is—a responsibility, not a trophy. They understand the weight, not just the prestige.
It's a paradox that plays out everywhere, especially in this industry where ego and vision constantly collide.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 9h ago
ngl this sounds like motivational talk, but it really hits... The crypto space is full of people wanting to be kings, but those who truly take responsibility are actually rare.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 9h ago
Damn, isn’t this just a jab at those crypto CEOs... I bet someone is sharing this while bragging about how awesome they are in Discord.
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OnchainDetective
· 9h ago
According to on-chain data, this CEO selection logic has long been deciphered in the crypto space... Those who are eager for power often have their motives exposed by their wallet transaction patterns.
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HappyMinerUncle
· 9h ago
Wake up, aren't most CEOs in chain game DAOs like this? lol
Here's the thing about leadership that nobody wants to admit: if you're chasing the CEO title because you crave the status and power, you're exactly the wrong person for the job.
The people who should actually run things? They're the ones who see the position for what it really is—a responsibility, not a trophy. They understand the weight, not just the prestige.
It's a paradox that plays out everywhere, especially in this industry where ego and vision constantly collide.