everything that lifts people above their fellows arouses both emulation and jealousy.
In her book "Cleopatra," Stacy Schiff explores the complexities of leadership and the human response to greatness. She suggests that when individuals achieve success or rise above others, it often elicits mixed feelings in those around them. While some may feel inspired or motivated to emulate that success, others may experience jealousy or resentment. By examining Cleopatra's reign, Schiff illustrates how extraordinary leaders can evoke both admiration and envy. This duality...
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