However, none of these individuals completely lacked ego, but everyone knew how to suppress it, how to channel it and how to contain it when it was important. They were great and yet humble.
In Ryan Holiday's book "The Ego is the Enemy," he explores how influential figures manage their pride and self-importance. While none of them are devoid of ego, they have mastered the art of controlling it. This ability to suppress their egos allows them to focus on bigger goals rather than personal vanity.
These individuals achieve greatness without succumbing to arrogance, demonstrating a balance between confidence and humility. Their understanding of when to set aside ego not only contributes to their success but also serves as an example for others seeking to navigate their own ambitions with integrity.
