A lot of that data is preserved for effort. It's still going to be there 20 years from now when somebody goes in and looks at one of these systems. I'm going to come back to Churchill for a second because one of the themes of Andrew Roberts was how many mistakes he made, how many failures he had. But you know, it's not obvious you should learn from your mistakes, but you shouldn't take them to heart.
Can a great leader or manager be humble in public? Or is exuding confidence, even when it may not be merited, a key part of leadership? In this episode of EconTalk, host Russ Roberts talks with David Deppner, CEO of Psyberware, about an email David sent Russ wondering how Russ might reconcile his passion for humility and honesty with the demands put upon leaders to inspire followers with confidence in their vision.