A leader confronts his isolation in work and his years of choosing the office over his daughters. He questions whether he's climbing the right ladder, then reveals he has lost his daughter, turning his reflection into a reckoning with what matters.
The one thing that comes to mind is isolation. Leaders tend to surround themselves with people who agree with them. And most guys just, they don't know how to do that. So we just don't end up doing that. I have prioritized work over my girls for their entire life. I'm making a change from tonight. I was climbing a ladder and you get towards the top of the ladder and you're like, maybe, maybe my ladder's on the wrong house. Is this the life I really wanna live? I just wanna let you know, That I lost my daughter. That I lost my daughter.
