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This might be a very opinionated blog post, because the subject itself is very opinionated. But I feel this is why leaders fail, because they do not possess the below traits. 

 

 - Temperament 
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	  Categorization of Temperament based on colors. A very Nice article about it in Michigan State University Extension  https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/real_colors_a_tool_for_discovering_personality_temperament_part_1 .
But let me summarize it. Human temperament according to this theory is categorized into 4 colors Blue, Green, Orange and Gold 
	- **Blue**

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