Pop leadership abuts pop psychology, and is very destructive. In no other serious domain of human endeavor (surgery, playing the violin) is the subject distilled down to nice-sounding aphorisms that mean nothing.

…Shunsuké hated the preoccupation with modern psychology that judged his casual, offhand remarks or his daily actions as betraying his identity or ideas with better clarity than did his highly polished sentences.

If you just did what you wanted to do, and didn’t care what anyone thought, you’d be Autistic.

We need leadership books that offer information as well as inspiration. Pop leadership is one of the most destructive forces today.